 Project Title: Sustainable Manufacturing Metrics Accurately Define and Reflect Sustainable Values  Project Team: Academia, Industry, NGO  Goal Statement:

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 Project Title: Sustainable Manufacturing Metrics Accurately Define and Reflect Sustainable Values  Project Team: Academia, Industry, NGO  Goal Statement: Develop metrics that accurately define and reflect sustainable values for all aspects of sustainable manufacturing.

 Funding Leader: Industry, Government (NIST)  End-Users: Educators, NGO’s, Investors, Government, Industry  Statement of need/pain: Currently used metrics are inadequate for 3BL evaluation across all aspects of products, processes, and systems  Value Proposition ◦ Standardized quantification ◦ Provides a foundation for all sustainable manufacturing decision making ◦ Guide corporate behavior and performance

 Project Title: Comprehensive Risk Modeling Tool for Supply Network Management  Project Team: Universities, NGO’s, Industry  Goal Statement: Develop an intuitive risk modeling tool for supply network management with adjustable dashboard to identify and quantify business decisions. 1)The tool accommodates analysis of risk interdependencies, sustainability tradeoffs, and catastrophic failures within the supply network. 2)Special attention is paid to modeling unintentional consequences and potential technology changes.

 Funding Leader: Government (common good) and Trade Organizations  End-Users: Business management/leadership  Statement of need/pain: Increasingly global & complex supply network; current risk models do not consider all factors; consequences are severe; no consideration of risk propagation  Value Proposition ◦ Provide dynamic real-time risk propagation mitigation ◦ Improved risk aversion ◦ Protection of brand image

 Improved Risk Aversion ◦ by identifying multiple weak links in the supply network  More robust system through consideration of additional factors  Better user interface  Real-time monitoring, dynamic updating

 Project Title: Develop an Affordable Applicable, Actionable, and Scalable Life- Cycle Analysis  Project Team: Academia, Industry, NGO  Goal Statement Simplify the use and broaden the scope of the life-cycle assessment process to include economic, environmental, geographic, and societal aspects. The end result is a solution that is affordable, applicable, actionable, and scalable (available to companies of all sizes). The LCA will include the 6R concept and can be applied to products, processes, and systems.

 Funding Leader: University led consortium with government and industry participation  End-Users: Industry, at multiple levels  Statement of need/pain: Total 3BL cost is not typically evaluated which leads to sub-optimal solutions and wasted assets. Present LCA is inadequate, and is not widely used because it is too expensive and time consuming.  Value Proposition ◦ Brand enhancement ◦ Better resource and supply chain partner selection ◦ Improved understanding of total cost of ownership (TCO) and consequences ◦ Better end-of-life management and waste reduction

 Project Title: Develop and deploy a decision support system that incorporates risk and 3BL value  Project Team: Academia, Industry, NGO  Goal Statement: Develop a user-friendly interface and a model that allows us to base business decisions on the true cost of our business actions Applies to all stakeholders Allows us to include stakeholder perspectives. Includes social, environmental, and economic sectors. Research methods to quantify value for elements not normally monetized. For example, societal or environmental aspects.

 Funding Leader: Foundation, Industry Consortium  End-Users: Industry, at multiple levels  Statement of need/pain: Today’s decision support systems do not adequately address risk, 3BL costs, and tradeoffs  Value Proposition ◦ Improved accountability at all levels ◦ Effective management performance incentives ◦ Improved profits ◦ Improved corporate social responsibility