GREEN TRANSPORATION AND ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE
Green Transportation
Transportation
that is environmentally friendly. Green transportation is a
transportation-related activity carried out by the construction industry with
the goal of reducing negative environmental impacts.
Transportation material accounts for 6-8 percent of the carbon created during
the construction process, so green transportation techniques such as hauling
materials in full trucks and employing fuel-efficient cars are required.
Furthermore,
employing technology such as video conferencing during meetings, using public
transportation for employees, and locating employee housing near the project
site can all help to mitigate the negative consequences of transportation
activities. Green transportation can
save money while also contributing significantly to economic development and
sustainability.
ORGANIZATION PERFORMANCE
The
explicit and widen picture of Organizational performance in supply chain is
based on environmental, financial and operational performance.
Higher
Management support for the successful adoption of innovation related to the
GSCM having technology and new programs is key driver (Hamel and Prahalad,
1989). The impact of sustainability on the environment especially must be
incorporated into various domains and strategies employed in or under supply
chain management and also the existing
resource planning systems mostly those resources being extracted from
environment or majorly impacting it must be modified in order to facilitate and
be beneficial for various sets of information either it be related to
operations, strategies or have tactical grounds comprising of sustainability efforts and outcomes in order
to successfully implement green supply chain management practices.
Financial
performance comprises of having a positive and sound impact on economy and its
performance includes and focuses on positive economic performance, which
includes of minimizing numerous cost such as lowering material cost at time of
its purchase, reducing costs associated with excessive energy consumption, in
order to prevent and treat waste minimize the fees and also lower its discharge
fee, while also putting keen efforts to eliminate and reduce impacts of negative economic performance, such as higher
investment, higher operational costs, higher cost for waste discharge and
higher cost of purchasing green materials.
Operational
performance is essential for any firm to be successful. This accomplishment was
evident in greater on-time delivery, lower inventory levels, lower scrap rate,
improved product quality, expanded product range, and enhanced capacity
utilization.
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