Integration of Lean and Green Best  Practices in Remanufacturing Systems : A Critical Review and Future Research Directions

PURPOSE : The purpose of this thesis is to investigate the synergistic integration of l ean and green philosophies in remanufacturing systems, enhancing our understanding of how these best practices can be harmonized to improve sustainability. METHOD : A literature review was conducted to create a theoretical foundation for this thesis, exploring lean and green best practices and remanufacturing sysrems.This foundational research informs the investigation of the research questions. FINDINGS & ANALYSIS : Analysis of lean and green research papers identified top contributors,countries,journals,challenges and knowledge gaps.The findings highlight the need for further study and a comprehensive framework to support practitioners,academics,and management in implementing sustainable remanufacturing practices. PRACTICAL IMPLICATION : This study identifies significant research gaps that may help shape future studies and trends in the field of lean and green methods. Analysis of lean and green research papers identified top contributors, countries,journal,challenges and knowledge gaps. The findings highlight the need for further study and a comprehensive framework to support practitioners,academics and management in implementing sustainable remanufacturing practices.

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Jonkoping University Library (Jönköping University)
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2025-01-01
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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Integration of Lean and Green Best  Practices in Remanufacturing Systems : A Critical Review and Future Research Directions

Jonkoping University Library (Jönköping University)
Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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Integration of Lean and Green Best  Practices in Remanufacturing Systems : A Critical Review and Future Research Directions

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PURPOSE : The purpose of this thesis is to investigate the synergistic integration of l ean and green philosophies in remanufacturing systems, enhancing our understanding of how these best practices can be harmonized to improve sustainability. METHOD : A literature review was conducted to create a theoretical foundation for this thesis, exploring lean and green best practices and remanufacturing sysrems.This foundational research informs the investigation of the research questions. FINDINGS & ANALYSIS : Analysis of lean and green research papers identified top contributors,countries,journals,challenges and knowledge gaps.The findings highlight the need for further study and a comprehensive framework to support practitioners,academics,and management in implementing sustainable remanufacturing practices. PRACTICAL IMPLICATION : This study identifies significant research gaps that may help shape future studies and trends in the field of lean and green methods. Analysis of lean and green research papers identified top contributors, countries,journal,challenges and knowledge gaps. The findings highlight the need for further study and a comprehensive framework to support practitioners,academics and management in implementing sustainable remanufacturing practices.

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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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