Abstract

Objective: The article aims to analyze the impact of digital technology on the sustainability of automotive recycling, highlighting the importance of using digital technology to monitor sustainability requirements throughout the vehicle life cycle and recycling processes.
 
 Method: The study is based on research developed under the Postdoctoral Program in Business Administration at FCU Florida Christian University. Preliminary data and literature review on sustainable management, automotive recycling and waste disposal are presented, and the use of digital technology in this context is explored.
 
 Results: The results highlight the lack of shared protocols and knowledge about hazardous waste in the automotive sector. Areas of action for companies and countries wishing to move towards the circular economy, such as neutralizing CO2 emissions and using renewable energy sources, are also presented.
 
 Conclusions: The article highlights the need to develop and implement digital technology tools for managing sustainability policies in the automotive sector. The use of digital technology can contribute to the proper management of waste, the valorization of components, and the minimization of environmental impact throughout the life cycle of the vehicle.

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