The global rise in population, waste, and pollution has increased pressure on policymakers and industries to design strategies that minimize environmentally damaging materials in manufacturing and promote sustainable consumption. Implementing technology-enabled circular economy practices has become essential for advancing sustainable development. Digital innovations, data-driven systems, and smart manufacturing approaches are enabling organizations to reduce waste, extend product life cycles, and improve resource efficiency. These developments are helping to reshape production and consumption patterns toward more sustainable and resilient industrial systems. Advancing Sustainable Production and Consumption in the Technology-Driven Circular Economy examines the role of technology-driven circular economy practices in industrial contexts, emphasizing their potential to promote sustainable production and consumption patterns. By integrating theoretical frameworks with empirical analyses, this book explores how technology-enabled strategies support the transition toward more efficient, resource-conscious, and sustainable production and consumption models. Covering topics such as green supply chains, multi-cloud technologies, and product lifecycle management, this book is a critical academic resource for graduate and doctoral students, supply chain managers, sustainability officers, policymakers, and more.
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