
Defining Next Generation Supply Chain Sustainability
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Project Description
The importance of understanding supply chain sustainability is being realized by increasingly more people, including corporate managers, investors, policy makers, customers and other stakeholders. A lot of practitioners and academic researchers have addressed this issue in past few years. However, most of their studies lack systematic thinking and are not quantifiable. Thus, a systematic and quantifiable model which incorporates economic, environmental and social factors is needed. In our study, a systematic and quantifiable risk assessment model based on the concept of “Triple Bottom Line” is developed in order to solve supply chain sustainability problem from risk assessment perspective
Year
2015
Project Status
Past Project
Client Organization
Schneider Electric
Students Involved
Cui, Yuanyuan
Hu, Meng
Xu, Xinkai
Zhang, Zhechi
Advisor(s)
Xu, Ming
Final Report
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