Sustainability to support end-to-end value chains: the role of supply chain management

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David J. Closs
Cheri Speier
Nathan Meacham
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[1] Michigan State University,N370 Eli Broad College of Business
[2] Michigan State University,N270 Eli Broad College of Business
[3] Michigan State University,N370 Business College Complex
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Sustainability dimensions; Sustainability leadership; Environmental; Ethics;
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Many firms are increasing their focus on sustainability. However, this focus has primarily emphasized environmentalism and ethics. Enterprise value chains must develop and support a broader sustainability perspective to ensure that its consumer, business, supply chain, community and environmental relationships and interactions remain viable. Using public documents and Internet sites of major global firms, this article suggests a framework to define the dimensions of sustainability and the categories of initiatives within each dimension. The article then offers examples regarding how major firms are implementing each sustainability dimension to enhance their competitiveness. Building on the framework, the article illustrates the sustainability initiatives applied by different categories of sustainability leaders.
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