| Title | An interdisciplinary framework to define strategies for digitalization and sustainability: Proposal of a 'digicircular' model |
|---|---|
| ID_Doc | 7988 |
| Authors | De Felice, F; Petrillo, A |
| Title | An interdisciplinary framework to define strategies for digitalization and sustainability: Proposal of a 'digicircular' model |
| Year | 2021 |
| Published | Iet Collaborative Intelligent Manufacturing, 3, 1 |
| Abstract | The criteria of economic, social, and environmental sustainability defined by the United Nations and consolidated in Agenda 2030 must become a 'lighthouse' to promote the use of digital technologies as an essential tool for sustainable development. Thus, the role of decision makers must therefore be oriented to promote technological development towards a sustainable world. However, any technological innovation, even the best, can give negative effects if not applied with a perspective on sustainability. This is increasingly evident with the growth of globalization. Thus, the aim of the present research is to identify challenges to achieve Circular Economy and Bioeconomy in a digital era and to define a blueprint for a 'digicircular' transformation. An integrated and interdisciplinary framework is proposed to prioritize digital capabilities which are hindering the digicircular economy implementation. An interdisciplinary and multicriteria tool to enable a digicircular model is developed. Bloomberg's environmental and Corporate Knights Global Sustainability Score which use private and public information from companies served for define the research model. |
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