2025· International journal of business management· Vol 13· 0 citations
Abstract
This research investigates the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in demand forecasting as a critical driver for organizational waste reduction and environmental sustainability. By synthesizing contemporary literature and empirical case studies, the study demonstrates that AI-driven predictive models outperform traditional reactive methods by integrating real-time data and diverse external variables. The findings establish a clear causal pathway: increased forecasting accuracy directly mitigates overproduction and stockouts, significantly reducing physical waste and CO2e emissions. However, the study also identifies critical barriers to adoption, including data silos, poor data quality, and organizational resistance. The research concludes that while AI implementation requires substantial strategic investment in data governance and cultural change, it is a vital catalyst for transitioning toward resilient, proactive supply chains. Ultimately, the successful alignment of AI with lean management principles enables organizations to achieve triple-bottom-line objectives, fostering long-term productivity and a more sustainable global economy.
This systematic review synthesises 53 studies at the intersection of AI, supply‐chain management and sustainability‐related outcomes and conceptualises AI‐enabled sustainable supply‐chain management as a governed capability system in which data, models, decision routines, cross‐tier coordination and accountability arra...
W. Lin· Business Strategy and the En...· 0 citations
As Industry 5.0 advances, artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly positioned as a driver of sustainability in knowledge-based economies; however, empirical outcomes remain uneven and frequently symbolic. Addressing this paradox, this paper examines AI-driven sustainability through the lens of knowledge creation,...
Amlan Haque· Journal of the Knowledge Eco...· 1 citation
Manufacturing firms increasingly invest in artificial intelligence (AI) to support digital transformation and industrial decarbonization, yet these investments do not consistently generate meaningful environmental improvements. Addressing this sustainable development problem, this study aims to examine how supplier...
De-Yu Zhong, Jian-Hui Chen, Jun Zhou et al.· Sustainability Accounting, M...· 0 citations
Background: The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into corporate environmental responsibility has emerged as a transformative approach for addressing escalating environmental challenges. Organizations worldwide are increasingly adopting AI-driven systems to optimize environmental performance, yet comprehensiv...
Fahmida Akand, Hemant Kumar Watts· Comprehensive Research and R...· 0 citations
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the global business landscape by enabling organizations to improve efficiency, innovation, and sustainability performance. In recent years, businesses have increasingly integrated AI technologies into their operational and strategic activities to strengthen Environmental, So...
S. R, Neetha Veronica A, Arpita Sastri et al.· International journal of com...· 0 citations
Purpose: The global shift towards clean energy necessitates robust business strategies to address challenges related to intermittent supply, operational inefficiencies, and evolving market conditions. This study fills a gap in strategic management literature by exploring the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Dig...
Dhananjay Rambhau Aundhekar, Shilpi Agarwal· International Research Journ...· 0 citations
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