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International Journal of Production Economics, Nov 1, 2022
Sustainability, Apr 20, 2022
International Journal of Production Economics
Sustainability
The increased level of complexity in the case of Closed Loop Supply Chains (CLSCs) turns them int... more The increased level of complexity in the case of Closed Loop Supply Chains (CLSCs) turns them into vulnerable systems under a disaster event. The latter calls for a methodological approach that allows a dynamic study under alternative policies in mitigating the disaster effects with a focus on creating sustainable CLSCs. For this reason, we provide a System Dynamics (SD)-based analysis for disaster events on the operation of CLSCs. By “disaster event”, we mean three different categories taking shape on the basis of duration. Furthermore, three different demand patterns emerging due to the disaster event are examined. We assume that the disaster event affects the manufacturer, and we examine the system response under different mitigation policies. For each demand pattern two different mitigation policies at the manufacturer level are examined by considering the total CLSC profit and demand backlog as measures of policy performance. For each combination, extensive simulation experimen...
2021 6th South-East Europe Design Automation, Computer Engineering, Computer Networks and Social Media Conference (SEEDA-CECNSM), 2021
The use of Smart Technologies in Regional Innovation Systems (RIS) for Regional Development is th... more The use of Smart Technologies in Regional Innovation Systems (RIS) for Regional Development is the main topic of this study. A dynamic model has been created that depicts the contribution of smart technologies to the actors of a Regional Innovation System. In this paper we analyse the first three out of five stages of system dynamics structure approach, namely we start by identifying the problem recognition, we move on to the description of the system and we conclude with the qualitative analysis which demonstrates the causal-loop diagram of the Regional Innovation System.
Proceedings of IFoU 2018: Reframing Urban Resilience Implementation: Aligning Sustainability and Resilience, 2018
Journal of Law, Policy and Globalization, 2020
Journal of the Knowledge Economy, 2022
The unprecedented development of the information and communication technologies sector has accele... more The unprecedented development of the information and communication technologies sector has accelerated the spectacular changes in societies and employment trends worldwide. The adoption of ICTs in innovation systems has been a key factor in the overall competitiveness of economic regions and national economies. This paper studies the impact of ICT on regional development. To do so, a modelling approach is used to develop a framework-guidance tool that can formulate what-if scenarios of smart technology enhancement in a regional innovation system. The model is applied in two Greek regions with different development backgrounds, and the findings emphasise the importance of smart technologies in regional development in both cases.
International Journal of Production Economics, Nov 1, 2022
Sustainability, Apr 20, 2022
International Journal of Production Economics
Sustainability
The increased level of complexity in the case of Closed Loop Supply Chains (CLSCs) turns them int... more The increased level of complexity in the case of Closed Loop Supply Chains (CLSCs) turns them into vulnerable systems under a disaster event. The latter calls for a methodological approach that allows a dynamic study under alternative policies in mitigating the disaster effects with a focus on creating sustainable CLSCs. For this reason, we provide a System Dynamics (SD)-based analysis for disaster events on the operation of CLSCs. By “disaster event”, we mean three different categories taking shape on the basis of duration. Furthermore, three different demand patterns emerging due to the disaster event are examined. We assume that the disaster event affects the manufacturer, and we examine the system response under different mitigation policies. For each demand pattern two different mitigation policies at the manufacturer level are examined by considering the total CLSC profit and demand backlog as measures of policy performance. For each combination, extensive simulation experimen...
2021 6th South-East Europe Design Automation, Computer Engineering, Computer Networks and Social Media Conference (SEEDA-CECNSM), 2021
The use of Smart Technologies in Regional Innovation Systems (RIS) for Regional Development is th... more The use of Smart Technologies in Regional Innovation Systems (RIS) for Regional Development is the main topic of this study. A dynamic model has been created that depicts the contribution of smart technologies to the actors of a Regional Innovation System. In this paper we analyse the first three out of five stages of system dynamics structure approach, namely we start by identifying the problem recognition, we move on to the description of the system and we conclude with the qualitative analysis which demonstrates the causal-loop diagram of the Regional Innovation System.
Proceedings of IFoU 2018: Reframing Urban Resilience Implementation: Aligning Sustainability and Resilience, 2018
Journal of Law, Policy and Globalization, 2020
Journal of the Knowledge Economy, 2022
The unprecedented development of the information and communication technologies sector has accele... more The unprecedented development of the information and communication technologies sector has accelerated the spectacular changes in societies and employment trends worldwide. The adoption of ICTs in innovation systems has been a key factor in the overall competitiveness of economic regions and national economies. This paper studies the impact of ICT on regional development. To do so, a modelling approach is used to develop a framework-guidance tool that can formulate what-if scenarios of smart technology enhancement in a regional innovation system. The model is applied in two Greek regions with different development backgrounds, and the findings emphasise the importance of smart technologies in regional development in both cases.