Deborah Oluwayemisi Adedeji
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Deborah Oluwayemisi Adedeji is an emerging researcher whose work sits at the dynamic intersection of digital transformation and sustainability within the fashion, textile, and apparel industries. Her scholarship critically examines how digitalisation can serve as a catalyst for greener, more environmentally responsible practices across these traditionally resource-intensive sectors. Through rigorous systematic review methodology, Adedeji synthesizes expansive bodies of literature to map the evolving relationship between technological innovation and sustainable strategy adoption, offering scholars and industry practitioners alike a comprehensive analytical framework for understanding this rapidly shifting landscape. Her most recognized contribution, a systematic review on digitalisation and green strategies in the textile, apparel, and fashion industries, has already garnered nearly 20 citations across its iterations, a notable achievement for work published so recently and a strong indicator of its relevance to ongoing academic and industry conversations. This early citation traction suggests her research is filling a meaningful gap in the literature, particularly as global pressure mounts on fashion brands to reconcile technological advancement with environmental accountability. Adedeji's work positions her as a promising voice in sustainable fashion scholarship worth following closely.
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