effectiveness of supply chain management practices towards sustainability ir. h(arrie). w.m. van...
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Effectiveness of Supply Chain Effectiveness of Supply Chain Management Practices Management Practices towards Sustainabilitytowards Sustainability
Ir. H(arrie). W.M. van Bommel Saxion Universities of Applied Sciences
Deventer, the Netherlands
GIN-conference, 3th of July 2006, Cardiff
Content Personal information
Situation review Main research question(s)
Theoretical background Methodology
Organization and planning Contact information
Personal Information
Master of Environmental Science at the (Agricultural) University Wageningen in 1984
Coordinator environmental research programmes in 1985/1988 at the universities of Wageningen and Nijmegen
Lecturer Environmental Science at bachelor and master-level (1988-2006)at Saxion Universities of Applied Sciences
• from 1990 focus on Environmental Management in Industry
• many projects with students and industry• research-project on “Product oriented
environmental management systems”• opportunity from university to start a PhD research-project (part time)• research proposal will be developed this autumn
Situation Review
several reasons for implementing supply chain management practices
stakeholders stimulate practices from their own perspective
Integrated product policy (europe) stimulates supply chain management
many different practices are the result
Research Question(s) Which supply chain management practices can
be defined and explained ?
How effective are these supply chain management practices towards sustainability ?
What differences can be found between the sectors textile and (consumer) electronics ?
Theoretical Background
typologies of supply chain management practices
industrial network management theories characterics of the sectors chosen no theoretical definition for sustainability (the definition of the sector itself will be used)
Methodology method for analysing effectiveness of
practices evaluation methodology will be selected case-studies within the sectors action research methodologies are being
considered
Organization and Planning
PhD project from January 2007 till January 2011
tutor will be dr. ir. T. de Bruijn, associate professor of Sustainable Development at Saxion Universities of Applied Sciences
in cooperation with another Dutch University
Contact Information
ir. H(arrie) W.M. van Bommel Saxion Universities of Applied Sciences School of Environmental Planning
and Building
Deventer, the Netherlands
tel. + 31 570 603095
www.saxion.nl