The literature already discussed about how the synergic implementation of Circular
Economy (CE) and Industry 4.0 (I4. 0) paradigms in industrial contexts could enable …

The notion of circular economy (CE) has gained considerable attention recently among
researchers, practitioners, and policymakers due to the enormous waste generation at all …

There is growing consensus in literature and practice that digital technologies (DTs) can
offer a wide range of potentials for implementing a circular economy in companies …

The building industry is responsible for considerable environmental impacts due to its
consumption of resources and energy, and the production of wastes. Circular Economy …

Purpose This paper analyzes the effect of circular economy practices on firm performance
for a circular supply chain and explores the moderating role that big-data-driven supply …

This study examines the link between selected indicators of a circular economy, including
essential components of environmental and economic growth. Developed economies are …

A circular economy limits the consumption of virgin resources, fosters cleaner production,
and promotes the efficient utilization of resources. However, many companies still struggle …

Circular economy is increasingly recognized as a better alternative to the dominant linear
(take, make, and dispose) economic model. Circular Supply Chain Management (CSCM) …

Around the world, interest is growing in the circular economy in response to the current
unsustainable model of production and consumption based on increased use and depletion …

Despite the frequent association of circular economy (CE) with sustainability, most CE
practices have yet to prove they actually contribute to achieving the Sustainable …