There is a great expectation that Industry 4.0 technologies will enable better circular economy (CE) results at firms. However, it is unclear how these technologies might contribute to CE. In a recent publication, Eleonora Di Maria, Valentina De Marchi, and Ambra Galeazzo from the Department of
There is a great expectation that Industry 4.0 technologies will enable better circular economy (CE) results at firms. However, it is unclear how these technologies might contribute to CE. In a recent publication, Eleonora Di Maria, Valentina De Marchi, and Ambra Galeazzo from the Department of
There is a great expectation that Industry 4.0 technologies will enable better circular economy (CE) results at firms. However, it is unclear how these technologies might contribute to CE. In a recent publication, Eleonora Di Maria, Valentina De Marchi, and Ambra Galeazzo from the Department of
There is a great expectation that Industry 4.0 technologies will enable better circular economy (CE) results at firms. However, it is unclear how these technologies might contribute to CE. In a recent publication, Eleonora Di Maria, Valentina De Marchi, and Ambra Galeazzo from the Department of
Supply-chain disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic are of unparalleled magnitude because of a confluence of circumstances: a sudden rise in demand for some products, unforeseen shifts in demand points, supply shortages, a logistical crisis, and an unprecedentedly quick recovery in major
