Browsing Cranfield Conferences and Symposia by Subject "Sustainability"

Browsing Cranfield Conferences and Symposia by Subject "Sustainability"

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  • Commercializing Sustainable Innovations in the Market through Entrepreneurship 
    Keskin, D.; Brezet, H.; Diehl, J. C. (Cranfield University Press, 2009-04-01)
    The system innovations for sustainability require changes at multiple-domains (social, cultural, institutional and technological) and multiple-levels (micro-, meso-, and macro-levels) of the socio-technological system. From ...
  • Design guidelines towards absolute sustainability for technical product-service systems 
    Aurich, Jan C; Werrel, Max; Glatt, Moritz (Cranfield University, 2022-11-08)
    The concept of product -service systems (PSS), established around the turn of the millennium, was coined by the realization of increased sustainability potential s compared to offering products alone . As the concept of ...
  • A framework of industrial sustainability good practices 
    Al-Ashaab, Ahmed; Flores, Myrna; Hernando Anta, Pablo; Varro, Brigitta (Cranfield University Press, 2013-09-19)
    Global environmental problems, energy and raw material prices as well as their availability, increasingly demanding legislation and environmental taxes are some of the reasons that drive the consideration of sustainability ...
  • Product Lifecycle Management Approach for Sustainability 
    Duque Ciceri, N.; Garetti, M.; Terzi, S. (Cranfield University Press, 2009-03-31)
    Starting from the framework of Product Lifecycle Management (PLM), sustainability should be provided by continuous sharing of information among the different product lifecycle phases. A PLM system provides lifecycle ...
  • A study into continuous improvement initiative sustainability 
    Szwejczewski, Marek; Sweeney, Michael; Butler, Michael (Cranfield University Press, 2013-09-19)
    The idea of continuous improvement is familiar to most managers and there are many examples of how its use can increase a company’s overall performance. However, while numerous companies have adopted the approach, very few ...
  • Sustainable machining - correlation of the optimization by minimum energy, minimum manufacturing time and cost of production 
    Pascoal, Filipa; Silveira, José (Cranfield University Press, 2013-09-19)
    The machining process leads the indices of productivity and employability in a world level and has an enormous influence at social and economics standards, however it requires machinery that consume high levels of energy, ...

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