Can process management enable sustainable new product development? : an empirical investigation of supplier and customer involvement in fuzzy front end of sustainable product development

A.A. Alblas; K. Peters; J.C. Wortmann

Can process management enable sustainable new product development? : an empirical investigation of supplier and customer involvement in fuzzy front end of sustainable product development

A.A. Alblas, K. Peters, J.C. Wortmann

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Sustainable product development (SPD) has received increasing attention by scholars and practitioners recently. A challenge for them is to incorporate sustainability in the firms’ fuzzy front end (FFE) to assess sustainability impacts of proposed products at early stage. The paper presents a research framework that shows the critical process interfaces in supplier and customer involvement in the FFE of SPD. The novelty of the paper lies in the postulation that SPD requires discontinues change in the supply chain and/or customer context, and that this change only can be made when the external interfaces are sufficiently supported in the FFE process.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the EUROMA 2013 Conference, June 7-12 2013, Dublin, Ireland
Pages	1-10
Publication status	Published - 2013
Externally published	Yes
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Alblas, AA, Peters, K & Wortmann, JC 2013, Can process management enable sustainable new product development? : an empirical investigation of supplier and customer involvement in fuzzy front end of sustainable product development. in Proceedings of the EUROMA 2013 Conference, June 7-12 2013, Dublin, Ireland. pp. 1-10, conference; EUROMA 2013 Conference, June 7-12, Dublin, Ireland, 1/01/13.

Can process management enable sustainable new product development? : an empirical investigation of supplier and customer involvement in fuzzy front end of sustainable product development. / Alblas, A.A.; Peters, K.; Wortmann, J.C.

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