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Dr hab. Katarzyna Nowicka
ORCID: 0000-0001-7830-7457

Head of the Department of Logistics and Head of Postgraduate Studies Logistics and Supply Chain Manager at the SGH Warsaw School of Economics. She specializes in supply chain management and the impact of digital technologies on the competitiveness of the supply chain. In addition to her scientific involvement, she cooperates with the European Commission as an expert for the evaluation of H2020 and HE projects. She was the manager of the international ChemMultimodal project implemented under the Interreg Central Europe Program in 2016–2019. Currently, in the NAWA Strategic Partnerships program (Academic Partnership in the field of methods and applications of advanced data analysis), prof. Nowicka, in cooperation with Loyola University Chicago Quinlan School of Business, is implementing a project on advanced business analytics in supply chains and logistics management. She is also the head of research financed from the subsidy of the Ministry of Education and Science for the SGH Warsaw School of Economics in the years 2022–2024 on the circular economy and the issues of circular supply chains. Prof. Nowicka has over 30 years of practical experience enabling her to share knowledge in the field of supply chain management and logistics with both business and students. Her research interests include e-business supply chain management, circular supply chain management and the sustainability impact of the digital supply chain. She is the author of over 150 publications – articles in Polish and foreign scientific journals, book chapters, monographs and expert opinions.

 
Digital supply chains and the development of the circular economy (part 2), s. 21-29
DOI: 10.33226/1231-2037.2023.2.3
JEL: M21, Q55
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Digital supply chains and the development of the circular economy (part 2)

Nowadays one of the biggest challenge for modern business entities is the introduction of solutions and assessments of environmental optimization in the supply chain (reducing the resource-intensiveness of the economy) and the search for waste-free solutions (facing the issues of losing the status of waste, by-products or accompanying products). These challenges are built in relation to the goals and scope of the Circular Economy (CE), which is conducive to the implementation of solutions aimed at sustainable development. The aim of this paper is to identify the possibilities of achieving environmental optimization due to the use of digital technologies and the concept of digital supply chains in the conditions shaped by the CE. The adopted research question is: "To what extent can digital supply chains affect the development of CE?"

Keywords: digital supply chain; digital circular supply chain; circular economy
Digital supply chains and the development of the circular economy (part 1), s. 1-6
DOI: 10.33226/1231-2037.2023.1.1
JEL: M21, Q55
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Digital supply chains and the development of the circular economy (part 1)

Nowadays one of the biggest challenge for modern business entities is the introduction of solutions and assessments of environmental optimization in the supply chain (reducing the resource-intensiveness of the economy) and the search for waste-free solutions (facing the issues of losing the status of waste, by-products or accompanying products). These challenges are built in relation to the goals and scope of the circular economy (CE), which is conducive to the implementation of solutions aimed at sustainable development. The aim of this work is to identify the possibilities of achieving environmental optimization due to the use of digital technologies and the concept of digital supply chains in the conditions shaped by the CE. The adopted research question is: "To what extent can digital supply chains affect the development of CE?"

Keywords: digital supply chain; digital circular supply chain; circular economy