Sustainable Services and Systems (3S) Conference

Managing Sustainable Products:
Organisational considerations in product and service development

Towards Sustainable
Product Design 7
7th International Conference
28-29 October 2002
British Standards Institution
Chiswick, London, UK

Reviewed papers: five parallel sessions
Programme and Abstracts

Time	Topics, Chairmen, Papers and Authors
Time	Strategy Chair: Professor Martin Charter, Coordinator, The Centre for Sustainable Design, UK	Organisational design Chair: Professor David Wheeler Erivan K Haub Professor of Business and Sustainability Schulich School of Business York University Canada	Management Chair: Professor Ken Peattie, Director Centre for Business Relationships, Accountability, Sustainability & Society (BRASS) Cardiff University UK	Product development 1 Chair: Gunnel Wisén Vice President - Sustainability Affairs Sweden ABB Sweden	Product development 2 Chair: Raymond Nyer, Director RNC Conseil France
2:00 - 2:25	Developing and offering sustainable solutions: report on a cross-industry exploration of integrated solutions Frank van der Zwan, Cranfield University, UK Tracy Bhamra, Cranfield University, UK	Organisational Considerations in Product and Service Development Keith Melton, Institute for Sustainable Development in Business, Nottingham Trent University, UK Kati Stoor, 3663 Limited, UK	Product orientated environmental management in the Dutch furniture industry Diana de Graaf, BECO, Netherlands Heleen Pinkse, BECO, Netherlands		"State of the art" in Product Development and Eco-design in the Baltic States' Industry Rasa Uselyte, Institute of Environmental Engineering, Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania Inga Belmane, International Institute of Industrial Environmental Economics, Lund University, Sweden
2:25 - 2:50	Managing Sustainable Product Development Andy Wales, Interface, UK	Organisational aspects of the application of Sustainable Product Development and Design Anna Simonsson, BSI, UK Mark Barthel, BSI, UK	Development of a tool to introduce product oriented environmental management at SME's Diana de Graaf, BECO, Netherlands	Managing sustainability in electronics companies Ab Stevels, Philips consumer electronics, Netherlands Casper Boks, Delft University of Technology, Netherlands	A Flexible Framework for Integrating Sustainable Design Ralf Nielsen, Five Winds International, Canada Andrea J. Russell, Five Winds International, Canada
2:50 - 3:15	Designing a Sustainability Programme: Experiences from Philips Semiconductors Chris Sherwin, Philips, Netherlands Hans van der Wel, Philips, Netherlands Leo Klerks, Philips, Netherlands	Organisational Structure to Optimise Product Environmental Performance Tim Carey, Hewlett-Packard Printer Supplies, US Lynn Laszewski, Hewlett-Packard Printer Supplies, US	Integration between EMS and the EPD system in ABB Italy Gianluca Donato, ABB Service Srl, Italy	Toward sustainable rail products - Examples from Bombardier Transportation Åsa Ander, Bombardier Transportation, Sweden	SustainNovation! Analysing the success and failure of sustainability innovations Kai Hockerts, INSEAD, France
3:15 - 3:40	Design for Equity: Incorporating standardised social responsibility into product design and development Callie Whitfield, Research Assistant, University of Florida, US	The GSK Approach to EHS Management and the GSK Eco-DesignToolkit Virginia L. Cunningham, US GlaxoSmithKline David C. Constable, GlaxoSmithKline, US Alan Curzons, GlaxoSmithKline, UK	Successful approaches to sustainable products Tom Cochrane, Envirowise, UK	Multinational companies and the supply of sustainable products Gary Parker, INCPEN, UK	An assessment model for sustainable product development George Howarth, Smith & Nephew M. Hadfield, Smith & Nephew, UK Image 1 Image 2 Image 3
3:40 - 4:05	Changing The Game: Sustainability Without Compromise Darrell Mann, University of Bath, UK	Developing Sustainable Products & Services Dorothy Maxwell, Enterprise Ireland, Ireland	The Utilisation of eco-design practices within Brazilian SME companies Reidson Pereira Gouvinhas, PEP/UFRN, Brazil Gunther Josuá Costa, PEP/ UFRN, Brazil	Organisational Aspects of Successful Packaging Eco-Design Mark Hilton, Enviros Aspinwall, UK Robert Holdway, Giraffe, UK	Terry Foecke, Materials Productivity LLC, US
4:05 - 4:30	Design-for-sustainability as a creative process of change for innovation, wealth generation and brand reputation Josephine Green, Philips, Netherlands Simona Rocchi, Philips, Netherlands	Integrating Stewardship and Development: A Multidisciplinary, Systems Approach in Reducing Products to Practice JohnPaul Kusz, Center for Sustainable Enterprise, US	Product orientated environmental management system in the Dutch plastic recycling industry Lonneke Baas, BECO, Netherlands	Sustainable Product Design for SMEs: A Design Framework G Kane, University of Teesside, US G Street, University of Teesside, US
4:30 - 4:55	Are service systems worth our interest Kai Hockerts, INSEAD, France	When a company's walk is greener than its talk: the development of secretly environmentally friendly products Trudy Heller, Executive Education for the Environment, US	Eco-design in the Environmental Management System, a survey amongst the EMAS certified enterprises Wolfgang Wimmer, Vienna University of Technology, Austria	Managing the Life Cycle for Sustainable Construction Products Suzy Edwards, Centre for Sustainable Construction, UK	Participatory learning process in the development of sustainable products Bernd Siebenhuner, Oldenburg University Esther Hoffmann, Institute for ecological economy research, Germany
4:55 - 5:20	Using scenario design as a strategy development tool: integrating global efficiencies with local effect Stephen Evans, Cranfield University, UK Andrew Burns, Cranfield University, UK Simona Masschi, Politecnico di Milano, Italy	Industrial products from renewable resources: management of change and new partnership development as a precondition for successful implementation S. Geissler, Austrian Institute of Applied Ecology E. Ganglberger, Austrian Institute of Applied Ecology T. Bechtold, Austrian Institute of Applied Ecology A. Hartl, Austrian Institute of Applied Ecology O. Schütz, Austrian Institute of Applied Ecology, Austria	Elements of product service systems Trond Lamvik, SINTEF, Norway	Evolutionary Perspectives on Adoption of the Eco-service Concept M. B. Cook, Cranfield University T.A. Bhamra, Cranfield University, UK	The Relation of Aesthetic and Sustainability in Product Design Seyed Javad Zafarmand, Chiba University Kazuo Sugiyama, Chiba University, Japan
5:20 - 5:45		Organisational considerations in product and service development Cynthia Cann, University of Scranton Michael Cann, University of Scranton, US	Integrated chain management applied to the coffee chain: a pilot for Costa Rica and the Netherlands Myrtille Danse, CEGESTI, Costa Rica

[Back to Top]

[TSPD6 Introduction] [TSPD6 Programme]

[3S Reports & Cases] [3S Senarios] [Advisory Board]

[CfSD Events] [CfSD Home]

Last Updated: 21 August, 2002