Green innovation (GI) literature over the past decades has evolved and expanded, because
of its widespread and essential applications along with the environmental awareness and …

The use of big data has garnered increasing importance in academic research and
managerial practice thanks to the benefits it can produce in terms of innovation. However …

This study addresses the critical need for coordinating electronic supply chain (E-SC)
practices to maximize benefits for manufacturing firms. Despite existing literature, empirical …

Facing the challenges of globalisation and unpredictable shocks, manufacturers seek novel
methods to maintain the sustainability of their supply chains. Adopting Industry 4.0 (I4. 0) …

Close and novel forms of collaboration among supply chain stakeholders within and beyond
industry boundaries are essential for implementing a circular economy. Industry 4.0 …

This paper proposes that institutional investor ESG activism affects corporate green
innovation through two attention mechanisms: intra-firm allocation of attention and inter-firm …

Digital supply chains have revolutionised manufacturing firms by helping them address the
challenges of a dynamic environment. Firms implement low‐carbon practices to achieve …

This paper aims to investigate how stakeholder groups engaged by the company contribute
to the value flow of business models for sustainability. The research aims to expand the …

The growing concern about the environmental future of the Planet urges us to foster eco-
innovation research and implementation in companies. Access to external knowledge, R&D …

Green agri-food supply chains are increasingly attracting research interest, owing to their
potential capacity for resilience against recent crises (eg, financial, COVID-19) as well as …