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What is Production Design

Harnessing Green and Circular Skills for Digital Transformation
The phase of product design concerned with how the product will be produced
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Analyzing Inter-Firm Manufacturing for a Circular Economy and Green Supply Chain Management
Balaji Gopalan (CMS Business School, Bangalore, India), Rupesh Kumar Sinha (CMS Business School, Bangalore, India), and V. Vinoth Kumar (CMS Business School, Bangalore, India)
Copyright: © 2024 |Pages: 22
DOI: 10.4018/979-8-3693-2865-1.ch008
Abstract
There has been a paradigm shift in how businesses manufacture products. Inter-firm manufacturing is a relatively new paradigm. This paper examines inter-firm manufacturing and presents an analytical framework in the light of a circular economy and green supply chain management. In developed countries, industry leadership is associated with manufacturing. Industry leaders are taking measures to encourage and prioritize manufacturing and establish new economies and business ecosystems across various industry sectors. This may be in the area of Information and communication technologies, pharma industries, 3D printing, food industries, housing, energy and utilities, businesses and financial services, and media. Today, various industries are shifting towards eco-friendly and sustainable businesses that align with circular economies and green supply chain management. For that purpose, a different analysis, one that associates performance metrics with an exergy analysis of industries in alignment with a circular economy and green supply chain management is necessary.
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Beyond the Haze of Carnival Candles: Cinematic Space in Architectural Design Education
In Film and television, production design is the creation and organization of the physical world surrounding a film’s narrative. The exact responsibilities of a production designer vary from film to film depending on the visual style of a director and can range up to complete responsibility for the overall look of a film. The production designer's primary task is the design of the film with the goal of imparting it individual visual distinction.
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