Full Professor, Technology Management and Economics
arni.halldorsson@chalmers.se +46317721582 Find me http://orcid.org/0000-0001-9448-4971
Sustainable supply
My current research is perhaps best summarised as sustainable supply. Sustainable supply refers to structures and management of supply chains where economic, environmental, and social performance intersect. Here I seek to respond to and further shape societal challenges such as sustainable development (e.g. climate change, resource utilisation) as well as the industrial challenge of digitalisation, servitisation, and the ‘knowing-doing gap’ of ‘how to make it happen’. This is based upon recent developments in the field of supply chain management and logistics, and related disciplines of services management, operations management, and organisation theory. On the backdrop of this, sustainable supply seeks to develop principles for improved practice, in which people play a key role.
The first stream of research focuses on sustainable logistics services:
The second stream of research focuses on emerging technology in the supply chain, and seeks to combine the implications of sustainability and digitalisation through the concept of ‘services’ in the wider context of a supply chain. Parts of this research focuses on logistics services providers, their customers and end-users (service triads):
The third stream of research refers to theory and methodology required to deliver into the promise of ‘principles’ and ‘practices’ through ‘people’. This is primarily driven by:
*Funded by the Swedish Energy Agency, Logistik och transportstiftelsen (LTS) and Chalmers Area of Advance Transport.
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