The concepts of Industry 4.0 and closed loop supply chains are becoming popular as
logistics management evolves. Industry 4.0, through its instruments such as cloud …

Reverse supply chain logistics, means mobility of goods from end consumers towards core
manufacturer in the channel of product distribution. In the turbulent business environment …

The purpose of this study was to select the most promising smart reverse logistics system
development scenario which would serve as a guideline for the decision-making in the …

Due to an increase environmental awareness and stringent legislation, electronic
companies attempt to move towards environmental protection and extend their efforts to …

The purpose of this study is twofold: first, to establish the current themes on the topic of
manufacturing and supply chain flexibility (MSCF), assess their level of maturity in relation to …

In the recent time, reverse logistics has become essential for organisations because of
unavoidable product returns, government regulation, environmental concerns and …

Business organisations including those of computer companies would like to focus on their
core competency areas and are, therefore, outsourcing all or part of their reverse logistics …

For the most of the logistics companies in the European Union, the basic problem is
guaranteeing the smooth flow of goods to the customers at the right time. Production and …

Purpose Reverse logistics has attracted many industries due to product recalls, enormous
waste generation, competitive reasons, vast opportunity in the waste management market …

Nowadays, reverse logistics (RL) has received considerable attention due to its huge
potential of product recovery from unused/end-of-life products for the purpose of capturing …