Rapid urbanization, advancements in science and technology, and the increase in tech-
savviness of consumers have led to an exponential production of a variety of electronic …

Electronic waste (E-waste) generation is evaluated at 20–50 million tons, representing 1–
3% of the general waste generated yearly worldwide. The large quantities of outdated and …

There is widespread consensus that landfill of waste electronic and electric equipment is not
an acceptable end-of-use management option. Diversion from landfill, either through …

This article provides a data‐driven assessment of economic and environmental aspects of
remanufacturing for product+ service firms. A critical component of such an assessment is …

To entice consumers to purchase both current and next generation products, many
manufacturers and retailers offer trade‐in programs that allow buyers of the first generation …

This paper studies the environmental and social trade-offs of remanufacturing for product+
service firms under competition. We use an analytical model and a behavioral study that …

The escalating growth of e-waste in recent years poses a growing concern for its impact on
environment and human health. Rapid changes in technology and consumption patterns by …

This article attempts to briefly evaluate the significance of mobile phones in the modern
information and communication society. Furthermore, it shows the substantial success of the …

We consider a monopolistic supply chain consisting of a manufacturer and a retailer (service
provider) who in addition to selling new durables, buy and resell used ones. The supply …

In this paper, a virtual reality for vocational rehabilitation (VR4VR) system for individuals with
disabilities is presented. VR4VR aims to enable job coaches to use immersive virtual …