Industry 4.0 as an Enabler of Circular Economy at Decathlon: Optimizing CO2 Reduction and Supply Chain Efficiency

Référence : P0351(GB)

Langue

Anglais

Type

Cas condensé

Catégorie

Production/Logistique

Catégorie

Production/Logistique

Résumé

As global supply chains transition towards sustainability, Decathlon faces significant challenges in optimizing Circular Economy (CE) strategies due to logistical inefficiencies, cost barriers, and limited consumer adoption.
Although Decathlon has implemented initiatives such as product repair, rental, refurbishment, and reverse logistics, fully leveraging Industry 4.0 technologies - including IoT, AI, blockchain, and digital twins - is necessary to maximize circularity, reduce CO2 emissions, and streamline operations.

This case study investigates the rationale and potential impact of integrating Industry 4.0 into Decathlon's circular economy model to address key challenges and enhance efficiency and sustainability.

Objectifs pédagogiques

- To examine how Industry 4.0 technologies can enhance Decathlon's circular economy practices.
- To evaluate the impact of digital innovation on reducing CO2 emissions and improving supply chain efficiency.

Mots-clés

Industry 4.0 - Blockchain - Reduce CO2 emissions

Public

Masters spécialisés
MBA, Executive MS

Secteur d'activité

Redwood Materials

Caractéristiques particulières

PPT (3 slides)

2021

Livraison par lien de téléchargement

6

plus de 3 heures

02 - Sylviculture, exploitation forestière, services annexes

Montant

Adhérents : 180,00 € HT

Non adhérent : 360,00 € HT

Licence

Campus
(Usage illimité pour un campus sans limite de nombre d'étudiants.)