GSCM in Electrical & Electronics Industry

8/7/2019 GSCM in Electrical & Electronics Industry

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Management

Practices in the Electrical & Electronics

Industry

Presented By

Shakti Kumar singh (107)

ShivshekharAnand (110)

Divya Prakash Singh (96)

Raghavendra Pratap Singh (103)

Vishal saxena (111)


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ac ors ea ng o an

their Impact


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practices

Domestic environmental regulations Pressure from Consumers and Clients

Government environmental policy policies and regulations pressure from organized groups

International environmental agreements

Kyoto Protocol The Montreal Protocol

The EU WEEE directive


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External stakeholders

Suppliers contribute to the overall performance of a supply chain

Suppliers are screened first

Customers Value environmental reputation of Company

Dont mind paying more for Environmental friendly goods

CommunityStakeholders Can influence societys perception of a firm


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Green Procurement: The Issues

Rapid depletion of natural resources

Suppliers leaving a huge carbon footprint

Suppliers not complying to environmental norms

Suppliers not meeting safety norms for their own workersand creating a hazardous work environment

Procuring all raw material from nature and not usingrecycled or reusable materials


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3Rs in procurement

process Reduce the raw material

needed by efficient

procurement methods

Reuse or recycle paper,

parts container (plastic

box/bag)

Order via email (paperless)


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companies to ensure Green

ProcurementSupplier selection

Purchase materials or parts only from Green Partners

Consider suppliers who acquire ISO14000, OHSAS18000 and/or RoHSdirectives

Select suppliers who control hazardous substances in

companys standard lists and obtain green certificate achievements


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AFew Initiatives

Self sustained packaging material sourcing

Eco-friendly & renewable


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reen anu ac ur ng an

Greener ProductsThe Issues

Use of toxic substances To reduce the cost price of product or to increase the durability

Wastage of raw materials during manufacturing process Absence of updated technology as well as lack of technical expertise

Improper disposal of chemicals Leading to contamination of water and soil

Outdated manufacturing plants

Leading to high power consumption and energy wastage

Use of legacy designs and old technology Resulting in high power consumption throughout the products useful life

Use of non recyclable and non bio-degradable raw materials


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eps a en y ec ron cs

companies to ensure green

Manufacturing Hazardous substance control

Energy-efficient technology

increase product life-span resulting in higher efficiency

and productivity

improve machine uptime

improve machine performance

Better product design Compact design with improved features

To strive for higher % recyclability and % recoverability for products

as stipulated by WEEE directive


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Apple`s Environmental Foot-print


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their impact on

environment? Product stewardship

Zero waste

Benign emissions

Closed loop

Zero occupational injuries and illnesses

Green energy


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Greener products

Off-grid energy solutions for critical services

Companys facility in Chennai is LEED certified


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Cisco EnergyWise

Home power management solutions

Office & industry power management systems


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Green Distribution &

PackagingIssues and Challenges:

Use of non-recyclable packaging material

Production sites being far off from consumption site

resulting in high fuel usages in logistics


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Green packaging :

Solutions Downsize packaging

Use green packaging materials

Cooperate with vendor to standardize packaging

Minimize material uses and time to unpack

Encourage and adopt returnable packaging methods

Promote recycling and reuse programs


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AFew Initiatives

DELL Recyclable boxes Made from corrugated cardboard, which is 100 percent

recyclable.

Recycled cushioning: Use of thermal-form high-density polyethylene, which

contains 100 percent recycled content

CISCO Cisco reduced the amount of paper documentation shipped with products

by more than a billion sheets.


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Green Logistics

Deliver directly to user site

Use alternative fuel

vehicles

Distribute products

together, rather than in

smaller batches

Change to modal shift


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Reverse Logistics

Issues and Challenges

Unawareness regarding reuse and recycle among consumers

Unavailability of proper channels to deposit electronic

garbage for recycling

Unwillingness on part of the manufacturer to take back theirwaste for proper disposal


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eps a en y

Industry for Reverse

logistics

Take-back programs, both regulated and voluntary

Internal electronics recycling efforts

External electronics recycling events


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AFew Initiatives

DELL First company to insure that its e-waste is not dumped into third

world countries

Reconnect program: Dell takes old computers, refurbishes them

and donates to education of poor for free

Buyback Program

Partner with Call2Recycle for proper battery

disposal


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ep en s men o

resources and

Contributing to Nature Dell partners with CI on a habitat and forest preservation initiative inthe Republic of Madagascar

Dells Plant a tree for friend initiative

for all its employees

Hitachi is involved in the creation of watering holes in arid deserts,

making survival easier for animals who live there.


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Conclusion


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The Entire Presentation Was Made While Keeping The Laptop Atan Economical Power Level

Thank You

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