Titlebook: Organizations’ Environmental Performance Indicators; Measuring, Monitorin Ali Dada,Katarina Stanoevska,Jorge Marx Gómez Book 2013 Springer-

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Design for Environmentt of a product, process or service. The essential aspect behind this concept is the common understanding of environmental impacts pertaining to design options. Based on product and process data, the environmental impacts of the entire life cycle have to be calculated and compared. However, data avai

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Sustainable Sourcing and Procurementg preferred suppliers, and monitoring their inbound material compliance. However, there are many challenges that make it difficult to continuously find and implement improvements along the supply chain. This chapter will describe these shortcomings based on the current processes, and will explain th

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Environmental Reporting about it”, companies need to communicate what they have done in order to claim the profits for their efforts. Most companies do report their environmental performance in an annual sustainability report; however, the processes are too slow and costly to enable companies to react to current incidents

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OEPI Platformeen various sources and types of environmental information and users of different backgrounds by providing an integrated information source. This chapter provides an overview and summarized specification of the OEPI platform. In particular, the platform’s key requirements, architecture design and in

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OEPI Portalizable user interface with private and public spaces of information and enables organizations to share and reuse aggregated environmental data. This chapter introduces the challenges addressed by the portal, outlines key points in its design and describes the integration process with the platform. I

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Incorporating External Data Using Semanticsplications. A challenge on its own is the heterogeneity of the used formats and the missing of agreed upon definitions. We propose a semantic approach for addressing these issues. This approach relies on the ontology for EPIs which has been introduced conceptually in chapter “OEPI Ontology” already.

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Incorporating Supplier Dataives for organizations to join the network and contribute content have to be identified in order to develop incentives that can make the network viral. This chapter identifies the organizational and individual motives, develops incentives based on these, and finally presents the basic concept of how

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