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    A study of reverse logistics practices: A case study of the computer parts industry in Thailand
    (2016-01-18)
    Sirisawat, P.
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    Kiatcharoenpol, T.
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    Choomrit, N.
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    Wangphanich, P.
    The return of end of life products and waste is becoming an important logistics activity due to increasing environmental awareness and government legislation. The main aim of this research is to investigate current process and activities of reverse logistics practices in the computer parts industry of Thailand. Five groups of manufacturers are case studies of this research in which in-depth interviews and unstructured questionnaires are used to discover the current situation, process and activities under reverse logistics practices. The results of the research, interesting situations, problems and directions of the reverse logistics of the computer parts industry were found. The results presented in this research will help researchers and practitioners understand more about reverse logistics practices in the computer parts industry of Thailand and could be a guideline for further research in the computer parts industry and other related industries.
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    A study of green procurement practices: A case study of the computer parts industry in Thailand
    (2016-01-01)
    Sirisawat, Pornwasin
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    Kiatcharoenpol, Tossapol
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    Choomrit, Ninlawan
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    Wangphanich, Pilada
    Over the last few decades, manufacturers have developed the green concept in their supply chain management to focus on environmental issues. Customers are becoming more environmentally concerned and the government is considering and developing environmental regulations. The main aim of this research is to explore current processes and activities of green procurement management in the computer parts industry of Thailand. Case studies of this research are 5 manufacturers in the computer parts industry in which in-depth interviews and unstructured questionnaires are used to find out the current situation, processes and activities of green procurement management. The results of the research, interesting situations and direction of the computer parts industry are found. The proposed results of this research will help to understand more about green procurement management in the computer parts industry in Thailand and could provide further direction for researchers and practitioners in the computer parts industry. © IEOM Society International.