KITAR SEMULA SISA ELEKTRIK DAN ELEKTRONIK: RANTAIAN BEKALAN DAN PERMINTAAN BERBALIK

ISBN 978-629-486-267-8

MYR30.00

 

Book Details 

Author/Editor: Nizaroyani Saibani, Muhammad Idham Sabtu, Rizauddin Ramli & Nur Farhani Ismail

Pages: 164

Year of Publication: 2024

Description: 

Perspektif kitar semula sisa elektrik dan elektronik sering dipandang sepi oleh masyarakat. Hakikatnya, aktiviti ini sangat bermanfaat dalam menjana pendapatan yang lumayan. Berdasarkan perkara tersebut, suatu pengurusan rantaian bekalan yang berkesan diperlukan dalam memastikan aktiviti tersebut berjalan lancar. Rantaian bekalan kini terus-menerus mempunyai kitar akhir hayat produk yang singkat akibat kadar inovasi dan penembusan pasaran yang tinggi. Jualan secara dalam talian dan katalog bagi peralatan elektrik dan elektronik mendapat permintaan tinggi di negara-negara membangun. Keadaan tersebut menyumbang kepada pengaliran produk berbalik yang memerlukan organisasi pengilangan semula untuk mengurus secara strategik dalam menangani aliran pulangan produk akhir kitar hayat yang meningkat serta mengandungi komposisi berbahaya. Pengurusan rantaian bekalan berbalik (RSCM) digunakan bagi memanfaatkan produk tersebut terhadap keuntungan ekonomi dan penjagaan alam sekitar. Matlamat utama penulisan buku ini bagi mengenal pasti implikasi proses dan teknologi terkini kitar semula komponen elektrik dan elektronik, e-waste di Malaysia, mengenal pasti faktor-faktor kritikal kejayaan bagi pengurusan rantaian bekalan berbalik yang berkesan dan membangunkan sebuah kerangka konsep pembuatan keputusan bagi penambahbaikan RSCM.

The perspective on recycling electrical and electronic waste is often overlooked by society, even though this activity provides significant benefits in generating substantial income. To ensure the smooth running of this process, an effective supply chain management system is essential. The supply chain now faces an increasingly shorter product lifecycle due to high rates of innovation and market penetration. Demand for electrical and electronic equipment through online platforms and catalogues continues to rise in developing countries, contributing to the flow of returned products that require strategic management by remanufacturing organisations. This necessity has become more urgent in handling the growing return of end-of-life products, which are not only increasing in quantity but also contain hazardous components. Reverse supply chain management is applied to optimise the utilisation of these products for economic gain and environmental sustainability. This book aims to identify the implications of the latest processes and technologies in recycling electrical and electronic components and e-waste in Malaysia, analyse the critical success factors for more effective reverse supply chain management, and develop a conceptual decision-making framework to further enhance the efficiency of this system.

Prelims

BISAC Subject Code(s): TEC010020

Category: Environmental science