Date Journal Title of Research Summary Author

July 04, 2018 Business Analyzing the Sustainable Jungwoo Shin,

Strategy and the failure factors of development has Suna Kang,
Environment eco-friendly been a Donghyun Lee,
home appliances phenomenon that Bum II Hong.
based on a user- gives way to eco-
centered approach friendly type of
businesses. but
the availability of
eco-friendly
products has been
limited, in this
regard, the
present study
analyses the
failure factors of
eco-friendly
product
consumption
activation from
the consumer's
perspective,
specifically
focusing on
detergent-free
washing
machines, which
are representative
innovative
products of eco-
friendly home
appliances. In this
study, the
attitude-behavior
gap that arises
during the
decision-making
process for
consumers is
examined, as well
as their
preferences for
the key traits.

A mixed logit
model was used to
 examine the
preference for the
basic qualities,
and a cursive
model taking the
decision-making
stage into account
was built. To
close the attitude-
behavior gap, the
transfer of expert
knowledge and
product
compatibility
must be assured.
Furthermore,
washing capacity
is a crucial quality
for increasing
product sales.
This study's
analysis
framework can be
utilized to
develop long-term
strategies for
promoting eco-
friendly goods.
March 12, Journal of small External Small businesses Christoper T.
2007 business relationship and are mostly Street, Ann-
management the small advised to Frances
business: A develop Cameron
review of small relationships with
business alliance external
and network organizations that
research have the potential
to assist business
development,
survival, and
growth. A focus
on the external
relationships of
the small
business
underlines the
vital importance
 of external
resources in
moving a small
business toward
increased success
and profitability.

This research
analyses the small
business literature
in respect to the
usage of these
external ties,
spanning the
years 1990 to
2002. (such as
organizational
partnerships,
networks, and
alliances). The
resource-based
view of the firm,
resource
dependency
theory, and
punctuated
equilibrium
theory are
proposed as
useful starting
points for
exploring these
research questions
and can give
direction for
moving forward
in the field of this
research in
response to both
academic and
practitioner
demand for
further research in
this area.
October 31, Business strategy The Effect of This study Roberto Chavez,
2014 and the Customer-Centric explores the links Wantao Yu,
Environment Green supply of implementing Mengying Feng,
chain customer-centric Frank
management on green supply Wlengarten
Operational chain
Performance and management with
Customer its antecedent
satisfaction. factors and
performance
outcomes.126
Chinese
automakers were
surveyed to
gather
information for
this study.
Results indicate
that the
introduction of
customer-centric
GSCM, which
results in
numerous
operational
performance
improvements, is
positively
impacted by
customer pressure
(i.e. flexibility,
delivery, quality
and cost). Product
quality and
delivery are
considerably and
favorably
connected with
customer
satisfaction,
while production
flexibility and
cost don't seem to
have much of an
impact. On the
practical front,
this study offers
recommendations
 for managers to
conduct partner-
focused GSCM
activities in
environmental
policy in order to
respond to
partner pressures
and improve
company
performance.
October 04, Systems Implementing Boom and bust Jurgen
2012 Research and Sustainable cycles are Strohhecker,
Behavioral Business common in the Andreas
Science Strategies growth of Grobler.
businesses. There
are several
instances of
businesses that
first succeed and
subsequently fail.
Owners and
managers of
businesses have a
different concern:
they seek for a
sustainable
business model,
despite the fact
that evolutionary
economists
frequently
support the
emergence and
demise of
businesses and
the theory of the
survival of the
fittest (based on
competitive
market forces).

Designing and
putting into
practice
sustainable
 company
strategies,
however, is a
significant task.
Analyzing data
from a dynamic
decision-making
experiment, we
are able to show
that participants
struggle with
successfully
implementing a
business growth
strategy without
heavily under
performing in
relation to
potential success.
We relate
participants' sub-
optimal
performance to
the way they
invest in and
manage relevant
business
resources in a
simulation-based
experiment.
April, 2012 Journal of The Impact of the In the corporate Michael Adams,
Sustainability pursuit of sector, Barry Thornton,
and Green sustainability on sustainability is Mohammad
Business the financial currently a "hot Sepehri.
performance of topic."
the Firm Sustainability is
understood to
suggest that
consideration is
given to other
significant social
and cultural
goals, such as
diversity in
leadership, in
addition to
 ecologically
friendly industrial
techniques. Their
essay examines
how businesses
define
sustainability,
how they manage
it, why they
participate in
sustainable
activities, how
they evaluate and
promote this
participation.
This essay seeks
to investigate the
effects that a
company's pursuit
of sustainability
has on its
financial success.
Corporate
sustainability is
regarded to have
the potential to
increase
shareholder value
in addition to
making it far
more challenging
for competitors to
copy such
initiatives due to
its intangible
character.

1995 Sustainable Beyond eco- In the Northern Thomas N.

development friendly: towards Hemisphere, Gladwin, Tara-
socially sustainability has Shelomith
sustainable typically been Krause, James J.
business regarded as Kenelly.
primarily having
to do with eco-
efficiency,
involving
pollution
reduction and
resource
conservation.
Here, it is
claimed that eco-
efficiency is a
required, but
insufficient,
condition for
complete
sustainable
development.
Equally
significant, but
possibly infinitely
more difficult to
achieve, is socio-
economic
sustainability,
which involves
substantial
opportunity
redistribution,
population
stabilization,
gender
empowerment,
employment
creation, and
observance of
human rights.
Although in the
past calls for
corporate
involvement in
progressive social
change have
frequently met
with resistance,
we contend that
today's somber
social climate,
constrained
governmental
resources, and
 enlightened
corporate self-
interest
necessitate
greater private
sector
involvement in
global human
development.
Following the
review of wide
range indicators
of social
unsustainability,
a set of working
principles pf
socially
sustainable
business is
proposed. A
concluding
section pinpoints
the tasks of
transformational
leadership needed
for redirecting
corporations to
the cause of
ensuring a
sustainable
future.
September, 05 Packaging Social aspect of One of the "buzz" Norbisimi
2010 technology and sustainable words that is Nordin, Susan
Science packaging currently heavily Selke
debated in the
packaging
industry is
sustainability.
Others can only
see how many
product
manufacturing
companies
incorporate
sustainability
concepts into
their business
practices by
looking at the
packaging of the
final product.
Most discussions
about achieving
goals for
sustainable
packaging are
centered on
specific models
and practices
adopted by the
industry, and the
effectiveness and
practicality of
these practices in
balancing the
economic
benefits and
environmental
benefits. These
discussions rarely
address the
criteria,
underlying
concepts, or
guiding
principles.

While the
economic and
environmental
bases of
packaging
sustainability
have been
examined and
discussed in great
detail, the same is
not true of social
consideration.
Although the
success of
sustainable
packaging
development
actually relies on
both
technological
development and
social
considerations,
many of the
social aspects of
sustainable
packaging are
often overlooked.
Although many
businesses have
made efforts and
taken actions to
turn sustainability
from an idealistic
objective into a
top priority,
relatively little is
known about
what consumers
think about
sustainable
packaging. This
paper will
examine
consumers'
perceptions of the
sustainable
packaging
concept, their
perceptions of the
impact to the
environment, and
discuss factors
that influence
consumers'
preferences and
purchase
decision,
acknowledging
that consumers
are the ultimate
 arbiter of the
success of
sustainable
packaging. The
discussion and
data presented in
this paper are
intended to
promote
comprehension of
the significance
of the social
aspect of
packaging
sustainability and
its contribution to
efforts to advance
sustainability
practice.
June 24, 2022 Business strategy Benchmarking Saurabh Pratap,
and the sustainable E- The performance Sunil Kumar
Environment commerce of all kinds of Jauhar, Yash
enterprises based enterprises has Daultani, Sanjoy
on evolving been significantly Kumar Paul
customer impacted by the
expectations 2019 coronavirus
amidst COVID- illness (COVID-
19 pandemic. 19) epidemic. By
preventing people
from buying in
conventional
stores and forcing
them to do so
online, it has
given e-
commerce
businesses a huge
structural boost.
Additionally,
customers'
expectations of e-
commerce
companies' digital
and operational
capabilities are
rising globally.
As a result, it is
now essential for
an e-commerce
company to
evaluate and
realign its
business
operations in
order to satisfy
changing
customer
expectations and
continue to be
viable.

Based on
changing client
expectations
brought on by the
COVID-19
epidemic, this
article proposes a
thorough
performance
evaluation
methodology for
e-commerce
businesses. The
framework
includes two
sustainability
elements, namely
environmental
sustainability and
carbon emissions,
and seven core
criteria that are
further
subdivided into
25 criteria. The
evaluation
methodology is
then put into
practice by
looking at the
case of three
 Indian e-
commerce
companies. To
represent the
fuzziness of the
underlying
decision-making
problem, the
findings are
produced using a
multi-criteria
decision-making
(MCDM) method
called Fuzzy
VIKOR.
Additionally, a
numerical
analysis is carried
out to rate and
rank different e-
commerce
businesses
according to
standards for
client
expectations and
satisfaction. The
conclusions
outline the most
crucial standards
and substandard
that e-commerce
companies should
follow to meet
both client
expectations and
long-term
economic and
environmental
viability.
July 31, 2014 Journal of small External An increasing Leonidas C.
Business Determinants and number of Leonidou, Paul
Management Financial businesses are Christodoulides,
Outcomes of an involved in Des Thwaltes.
Eco-friendly environmentally
orientation in friendly
smaller operations due to
manufacturing the significant
firms. growth of
environmental
challenges. This
study, which
examined 153
small-sized
manufacturing
facilities in
Cyprus and
focused on the
external
motivations and
financial benefits
of their
environmental
focus, is reported
in this
publication.

The findings
confirmed the
instrumental role
of environmental
regulations,
environmental
public concern,
competitive
intensity. And
market dynamism
in harnessing an
eco-friendly
orientation within
the small firm.
They emphasize
the crucial part
that this
orientation plays
in improving the
firm's financial
results, albeit it
was discovered
that this
connection is
stronger when the
company has
enough resources
and capabilities
dedicated to
environmental
initiatives. Our
study adds to the
body of literature
by bringing
together key
concepts and
ideas that touch
on significant
aspects of small
enterprises'
environmental
behavior that
have only been
briefly explored
in a theoretically
grounded,
integrative, and
causal manner.
the importance of
supporting
ecological actions
with appropriate
organizational
resources and
capabilities, the
dynamics of
forming an
ecological
orientation within
the organization,
the positive
correlation
between eco-
friendly thinking
and financial
performance, and
the role of
external forces in
promoting
sensitivity to
environmental
 issues.
December, Journal of Small business Organizations William A.
2014 Sustainability environmental will be looking Laing
and Green sustainability: for managers who
Business Student-applied have a strong
practices understanding of
sustainability
practices so they
can stay
competitive in the
face of increased
competition and
globalization,
which have
forced business
organizations to
make more
positive changes
to their
businesses in
terms of the
environment and
society.
ahead in this
atmosphere of
change. In order
to better
comprehend the
characteristics of
sustainable
development, this
study evaluates
numerous small
business case
studies and
investigates the
effects, if any, of
adopting student-
applied
sustainability
methods in
several small
firms. The
research also
explores several
small business
cases for
sustainability-
focused activities
while discussing
techniques to
measure
sustainability and
effectiveness in
business
practices.

Once a company
satisfies all three
of the following
requirements—
incorporating
sustainability
principles into the
majority of
business
decisions;
offering
environmentally
friendly goods
and services; and
demonstrating a
commitment to
environmental
principles
throughout
business
operations—it
can be referred to
as "sustainable."
By teaching
students about
sustainability
methods, we can
ensure that small
business owners
in the future will
have a solid
foundation upon
which to build
their enterprise,
guiding it in the
right direction
and instilling the
same values in its
employees. Small
firms require new
business tools
and procedures
that are receptive
to new ideas in
order to achieve a
broader vision of
success.
concepts and
possibilities.
Students
collaborated for
four years with a
nearby Sam's
Club and other
small businesses
to create
environmentally
friendly
businesses. The
objective was to
encourage
sustainable
practices in
business
members'
personal lives,
their companies,
their clients, and
their
communities. In
an effort to
ascertain whether
it would be
realistic to
transform these
businesses into
sustainable
enterprises on an
economic,
environmental,
and social level,
this study
investigated the
effects of student-
applied
sustainability
techniques on a
number of small
businesses.