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The contribution of modularity to green operations practices
Breno Nunes
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David Bennett
Aston Business School
Operations & Information Management
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Business & Economics
Modularity
100%
Automotive Industry
62%
Module
34%
Sustainability
33%
Environmental Performance
30%
Product Modularity
24%
Disassembly
22%
Green Manufacturing
21%
Ecological Product Design
21%
Green Building
20%
Environmental Practices
19%
Green Supply Chain
19%
Scrap
18%
Environmental Benefits
18%
Automobile
18%
Reverse Logistics
18%
Reuse
17%
Consortium
17%
Disposal
16%
Theoretical Analysis
16%
Repair
15%
Manufacturing
15%
Roads
13%
Car
13%
Logistics
12%
Suppliers
9%
Methodology
8%
Engineering & Materials Science
Automotive industry
62%
Logistics
29%
Sustainable development
28%
Green manufacturing
25%
Ecodesign
19%
Supply chains
15%
Automobiles
15%
Repair
13%