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by | Feb 2023

Corporate process innovation management capabilities: Digitalization and sustainability perspectives   1 Setting the scene 1.1 Introducing the “family” of process industries The “family” of process industries spans multiple industrial sectors—Mineral and...

Crises – come to stay ?

by | Oct 2022

Crises have kept the world in turmoil since the beginning of 2020. Currently, there is no end in sight and the chemical industry is in crisis mode. Very high energy and raw-material costs slowed down global industrial production or significantly reduced it. In some...
Improvising in a crisis: an empirical study of NPD teams in the field of chemistry and chemical engineering

Improvising in a crisis: an empirical study of NPD teams in the field of chemistry and chemical engineering

by | Oct 2022

Abstract Organizational crises can ruin a firm’s reputation and threaten its survival. The field of chemistry and chemical engineering has experienced this from the classic example of the Tylenol scare to Deepwater Horizon. In most cases, the firm is focused on...

How chemicals can serve people sustainably without polluting the planet: through common objectives, integration, and more effective cooperation

by | Oct 2022

Introduction Humans have mastered quite some crises. And we will need to master global ones in the near and distant future. Common sense and lessons learned along the way consistently attest to the fact that proper and resolute cooperation, towards clear joint...
Cradle to Cradle: Why we need to rethink the way we produce

Cradle to Cradle: Why we need to rethink the way we produce

by | Oct 2022

More and more people are worried about harmful chemicals in our products. A survey by Statista from 2017 showed that 84% of the respondents fully agree or tend to agree with the statement “I am concerned about the health effects of chemicals in everyday products.”...
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