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           A novel framework for waste management in smart city
           transformation with industry 4.0 technologies

           Aalok Kumar
           Research in Globalization (Scopus Index)

           Most  of  the  developed  and  developing  nations  focus  on  the
           transformation  of  city  livelihood  through  the  development  of  smart
           cities.  Waste  management  in  smart  cities  is  a  critical  concern  for

           policymakers  and  smart  city  administration.  The  fourth  industrial
           transformation  (hereafter  Industry  4.0)  helps  to  improve  waste
           management  practices  in  smart  cities  to  improve  the  sustainability
           of  the  city.  This  paper  tries  to  develop  a  roadmap  for  industry  4.0
           technologies relevant to managing waste in smart cities. This paper
           proposes a novel framework for analyzing the deployment enablers
           of  Industry  4.0  technologies,  implementation  barriers,  current  best

           practices, and opportunities for digital technologies (EBPO) for smart
           city  transformation.  The  proposed  EBPO  conceptual  framework
           is  analyzed  in  the  context  of  studies  conducted  in  developed  and
           developing countries. The EBPO presents the unique linkages among
           the technological advancements for managing waste in smart cities.
           The present research is an early attempt to explore the relevance of
           industry  4.0  technologies  in  the  smart  waste  management  context
           for  improving  environmental  sustainability.  The  keyword  and  theme
           mapping analysis proposes three major waste management clusters in

           smart cities. This paper provides insight for improving EBPO elements
           for  smart  cities’  waste  management.  The  policy  and  theoretical
           implications are presented for smart city stakeholders. The paper also
           highlights the different dimensions of the EBPO framework.

           Click here to read the paper.



           Sustainable development goals and organizations:
           exploring the role of employee emotional capital

           Parul Gupta, Kanupriya Misra Bakhru, Amit Shankar

           IIMBG Journal of Sustainable Business and Innovation (Scopus Index)

           This  study  aims  to  understand  the  association  between  employee
           emotional  capital,  organizational  commitment  and  implementation
           of the targeted sustainable development goals (SDGs) by businesses.
           It  explores  how  the  various  emotional  competencies  possessed  by
           employees of an organization and accumulated in the form of a capital,




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