A growing number of companies in Asia, Europe and North America to participate in a voluntary or mandatory end of life product management. Because changes in the product mix in the return are environmental concerns and economic opportunities, the most promising corporate end of life strategies for both economic and environmental value. Presents a framework that can help managers identify and evaluate strategies such power cycle. Application of the two loops of specific supply demonstrates the usefulness of the framework: recycling and reuse of structural steel units in the UK construction sector. The importance of supply constraints, and shows how the lack of data can be a serious obstacle to the evaluation of potential win-loop supply. "Hide
by Roland Geyer, Ted Jackson Source: California Management Review 20 pages. Publication Date: February 1, 2004. Prod. #: CMR276-PDF-ENG
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