Shaw Industries: Sustainable Business, E...
Larson, Andrea, O'...
Shaw Industries: Sustainable Business, Entrepreneurial Innovation, and Green Chemistry
Larson, Andrea; O'Brien, Karen; Anderson, Alia
ENT-0087 | Published November 9, 2006 | 18 pages Case
Collection: Darden School of Business
Product Details
Shaw Industries, a leading U.S. global manufacturer of floor coverings, produced EcoWorx technology to create a carpet tile that is PVC-free and able to be recycled, upon return to the company, as a carpet tile of equal quality and performance. Using green chemistry, the company has created a sustainable business innovation that cut costs, improves revenues, positively influences health and the environment, improves the brand, and enhances Shaw's strategic positioning going forward. The case explores drivers of change toward sustainably designed floor coverings and EcoWorx as example of innovative change using sustainability framework.
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