Shaida Sharmin Urmi
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Shaida Sharmin Urmi is a rising scholar whose research sits at the intersection of sustainable development, circular economy, and Industry 4.0 technologies, with a particular focus on the textile and apparel sector. Her most cited work, "Impact of textile circular economy practices on sustainable development goals through mediation of I4.0 technologies and moderation of competitive intensity" (2025, 4 citations), makes a significant contribution by empirically demonstrating how circular economy practices in Bangladesh’s textile industry can drive progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals. Urmi’s key insight lies in showing that Industry 4.0 technologies—such as automation, IoT, and data analytics—serve as a crucial mediating mechanism, while competitive intensity acts as a moderating force shaping these outcomes. This work provides actionable guidance for policymakers and industry leaders seeking to align economic competitiveness with environmental sustainability. Though early in her career, Urmi’s research addresses a pressing global challenge: how developing economies can transition to circular models without sacrificing competitive advantage. Her findings offer a roadmap for the textile sector—a major contributor to pollution—to leverage digital innovation for genuine sustainability gains.
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