生态设计和全球合规:虚拟团队的角色

A. Sweatman, K. Aitchison
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各地区、各市场制成品生产和消费的复杂性达到新水平。当产品在一个地区设计,在另一个地区制造,然后在世界各地销售时,环境合规和风险管理问题已成为关键的设计考虑因素。以产品为导向的法规正在迅速实施,对设计产生重大影响。对于那些渴望保持高水平的企业责任和低水平的环境风险和影响的公司来说,这是一个重大挑战。通过与行业协会和专家顾问的有效合作,ESHconnect成功开发了一套基于网络的工具,为公司及其产品开发人员提供信息和资源。我们的内容和方法有助于确保EcoDesign成为一个强大的业务流程,最大限度地实现无故障市场准入。这必然要求对可能影响新产品及其生命周期性能的法规有深入的了解。考虑到文化因素、立法复杂性和不同的时区,我们的方法是让世界各地的员工以虚拟团队的形式聚集在一起,建立并提供包括生态设计、产品管理、危险废物、限制物质、能源效率和环境标签在内的增值知识。本文描述了建立全球生态设计合规系统的过程和经验,包括决定成功或失败的内在社会文化因素。
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EcoDesign and global compliance: the role of virtual teams
The production and consumption of manufactured goods across regions and markets has reached a new level of complexity. At a time when products are designed in one region, manufactured in another, and then sold throughout the world, issues of environmental compliance and risk management have become critical design considerations. Product-oriented regulations are being implemented at a rapid rate with substantial implications for design. This significant challenges for those companies eager to maintain high levels of corporate responsibility and low levels of environmental risk and impact. Through productive collaboration with industry associations and specialist consultants, ESHconnect has successfully developed a suite of Web-based tools that inform and resource companies and their product developers. Our content and methodologies help ensure that EcoDesign becomes a robust business process that maximizes trouble-free market access. This necessarily demands an intimate knowledge of regulations that might impact on new products and their life cycle performance. Mindful of cultural factors, legislative complexity and differing time zones, our approach involves personnel based in multiple locations around the world coming together as virtual teams to build and deliver value-added knowledge covering EcoDesign, Product Stewardship, hazardous wastes, restricted substances, energy efficiency and environmental labelling. The paper describes the process and experiences of establishing a global EcoDesign compliance system, including the inherent socio-cultural factors which determine success or failure.
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