From the 20th century to the 21st century, industry is facing a paradigm conversion. In the 21st century, “environment” and “economics” are expected to coexist in industry. In this atmosphere, the Recycling of Electric Appliances has been the first recycling-oriented system to emerge in all the industrial area. The system is affected greatly by the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and therefore it is a natural point of interest for research.
This research focuses on the Appliance industry, primarily analyzing what the Administrative Coordination in the network should be.
There are three patterns in the Administrative Coordination in the Recycling system of Electric Appliances. (1) Total system, (2) Groups, (3) Research and Development function (R & D).
The results show that the Administrative Coordination in Recycling system performs effectively. Especially, it functions effectively in R & D. So, it is important for manufacturers to construct Administrative Coordination functions to base R & D in the future. In other words, it becomes the source of the inter-enterprise competition.
Therefore, it is thought that Administrative Coordination functions construct in total including the process of the product and the process of the vein in the future.