Green and Digital Supply Chain Innovation (GDSCI): a Systematic Mapping Study

As digital technologies continue to advance, businesses are increasingly using them to integrate environmental considerations into their supply chains. These technologies can help companies to reduce their emissions, improve their resource efficiency, enhance transparency, and promote collaboration. By leveraging the potential of nascent digital technologies like Additive manufacturing, big data and artificial intelligence, companies can enhance both their supply chain performance and their environmental sustainability. Green supply chain innovation (GSCI) includes technological and non-technological innovations such as cooperation, environmental capabilities and sustainability [1]. However, there is a constrained comprehension of the notion of green and digital supply chain innovation (GDSCI). The objective of this research is to examine and assess the current body of literature that explores the combination of green concerns and digital advancements within the context of supply chain innovation. We use a systematic mapping study (SMS) method to explore 37 papers extracted from peer-reviewed journals indexed in the Scopus database between 2018 and May 2023.