A STUDY ON SMART SUSTAINABILITY: INTEGRATING IOT IN GREEN RETAIL OPERATIONS
Authors/Creators
- 1. Assistant Professor of Commerce,Avichi College of Arts & Science,Virugambakkam,Chennai
- 2. Assistant Professor & Head,Department of Commerce,Avichi College of Arts & Science,Virugambakkam,Chennai
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ABSTRACT
The retail industry is leveraging the Internet of Things (IoT) to transition from traditional sustainability
initiatives to a data-driven "smart sustainability" model. This article examines how IoT integration enhances
operational efficiency and reduces environmental impact.
IoT technology enables smart energy management through real-time monitoring and automated control of
lighting, HVAC, and refrigeration systems, leading to substantial reductions in energy consumption and carbon
emissions. In the supply chain, IoT sensors provide critical visibility for the cold chain, minimizing food waste
by ensuring optimal conditions for perishable goods. Smart inventory systems further reduce product
obsolescence and waste.
The adoption of IoT also supports a circular economy by enabling smart waste management and enhancing
product traceability. While implementation challenges exist, the integration of IoT is key to building a more
resilient, efficient, and environmentally responsible retail sector, empowering businesses to meet consumer
demand for ethical and green operations
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