Modelling Sustainable Development Aspects within Inventory Supply Strategies

Table 3

Supply chain metrics: performance indicators on sustainability (own work).

Social	Economic	Environmental
Health and safety; (1) Number of accidents (employees); (2) Number of accidents (nonemployees); (3) Number of accidents associated to company’s vehicles; (4) Wireless electronics conditions; (5) Toxic and hazardous emissions	Quality; (1) On-time delivery; (2) Customer satisfaction; (3) Order fill rate; (4) Product quality; (5) Supplier performance	Emissions; (1) Level of CO2 emissions; (2) Level of CO2 emission from transport processes; (3) Level of CO2 emission from infrastructure; (4) Carbon footprint—ordering; (5) Carbon footprint—holding
Waste; (1) Water pollution; (2) Air pollution; (3) Solid waste	Efficiency; (1) Information management costs; (2) Distribution costs; (3) Inventory costs; (4) Transport costs; (5) Loading capacity utilization	Natural resources utilization; (1) Energy use; (2) Water consumption; (3) Energy consumption/revenue; (4) Fossil fuel consumption; (5) Energy efficiency per ton kilometer
Employees; (1) Hours efficiently worked (energy optimization); (2) Clean workplace; (3) Good use of work tools; (4) Classification of waste in work areas; (5) Disposal of work waste	Responsiveness; (1) Stock-outs; (2) Lead time; (3) Forecast accuracy; (4) New product—time to market; (5) New product—time to first date	Waste and recycling; (1) Level of waste; (2) Level of products recycled; (3) Level of products reused; (4) Level of landfill waste; (5) Level of biodegradable materials used