International Journal of Production Economics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
270, P. 109193 - 109193
Published: Feb. 17, 2024
This
study
systematically
reviews
51
articles
from
Scopus
and
Web
of
Science
databases
to
investigate
the
learning
aging
workers
in
manufacturing
service
industries.
It
focuses
on
three
key
research
questions:
factors
influencing
among
workers,
effective
approaches
for
this
demographic,
strategies
enhancing
their
outcomes.
The
were
categorized
into
individual,
organizational,
societal
dimensions,
illustrating
sophisticated
interaction
that
shapes
environment.
Effective
identified
include
lifelong
learning,
utilizing
technology,
intergenerational
which
are
interrelated
reinforce
each
other.
Furthermore,
we
propose
a
seven-step
socio-technical
system
approach
enhance
workforce.
novel
considers
technological
tools,
as
well
human,
elements
play
an
essential
role
process.
Our
findings
present
comprehensive
perspective
complexities
older
workers'
offer
actionable
insights
experience.
proposed
model
contributes
creating
inclusive
supportive
environment,
aiming
boost
areas,
such
job
performance,
satisfaction,
health,
well-being.
study's
implications
extend
organizations
optimize
potential
workforce
rapidly
evolving
digital
world.
Supply Chain Management An International Journal,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
27(7), P. 147 - 176
Published: Aug. 19, 2022
Purpose
While
it
is
known
that
digital
transformation
facilitates
data
flow
in
supply
chains,
its
importance
on
green
chain
management
(GSCM)
has
not
been
investigated
concisely.
This
paper
aims
to
expand
the
theory
of
GSCM
by
investigating
interconnections
between
these
concepts
and
providing
an
integrative
view
a
smart
(Smart
GSCM).
Design/methodology/approach
adopts
configurational
perspective
(SCM)
investigate
different
dimensions
Smart
their
contribution
performance.
Therefore,
this
analyzes
from
473
manufacturing
companies
using
regression
techniques.
Findings
The
results
show
how
contributes
performance
through
managing
relationships
(external
activities)
establishing
operations
(internal
activities).
Furthermore,
finds
partial
mediating
effects
for
external
internal
activities
These
findings
(i.e.
strategy
front-end
technologies,
supported
several
back-end
technologies)
directly
associated
with
higher
levels
GSCM.
It
specifically
one
operations,
namely,
purchasing
activities.
Hence,
suggest
alone
insufficient
achieve
performance,
needing
configuration
mediate
effect.
Practical
implications
study
calls
attention
managers
should
integrate
at
least
three
perspectives
SCM:
transformation,
increase
Originality/value
As
main
contribution,
provides
holistic
understanding
mechanisms
International Journal of Production Economics,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
250, P. 108619 - 108619
Published: Aug. 1, 2022
The
new
Industry
5.0
paradigm
complements
the
well-known
4.0
approach
by
specifically
driving
research
and
innovation
to
facilitate
transition
sustainable,
human-centric
resilient
industry.
In
manufacturing
context,
workers'
diversity
in
terms
of
experience,
productivity
physical
capacity
represents
a
significant
challenge
for
companies,
especially
those
characterized
high
staff
turnover
manual
processes
with
workload
poor
ergonomics.
seeking
address
such
challenges,
this
adopts
perspective
define
flexible
job
arrangements
developing
multi-objective
rotation
scheduling
model.
proposed
model
is
unique
that
it
aims
achieve
multiple
assignment
objectives
simultaneously
considering
different
socio-technical
factors:
limitations,
postural
ergonomic
risks,
noise
vibration
exposure,
boredom.
model's
implementation
real
environments
can
be
supported
sensor-based
technologies
collect
data
on
efficiency,
scores
task
performance
enable
workers
participate
measuring
perceived
fatigue
primary
goal
our
find
most
appropriate
individual-flexible
rest-break
plan
each
worker.
authors
test
application
an
industrial
setting.
Useful
managerial
insights
emerge
prescriptive
recommendations
are
provided.
IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
71, P. 13757 - 13774
Published: Feb. 12, 2022
Emergence
of
industry
5.0
facilitates
real-time
synchronisation
production
processes,
which
helps
with
the
customized
products.
Although
can
revolutionize
landscape
goods
production,
still
its
adoption
is
in
infancy
stage.
Hence,
purpose
this
article
to
examine
barriers
that
impede
5.0,
and
propose
solution
initiatives
(SIs).
After
an
in-depth
literature
review
interviews
German
experts
pharmaceutical
sector,
SIs
are
ranked
using
integrated
Analytical
hierarchy
process-elimination
choice
expressing
reality-decision-making
trial
evaluation
laboratory
(AHP-ELECTRE-DEMATEL)
approach.
"Linking
virtual
reality
reality"
found
be
most
critical
deterrent
falls
into
a
causal
group,
signifies
their
influence
on
other
deterrents.
"Measures
for
better
connectivity
patients"
utmost
importance
firms
ensure
secure
communication
safeguard
patient
data.
The
findings
also
highlight
problems
high-tech
innovations
due
lack
standardization
fair
benchmarking
policies
5.0.
This
concludes
by
proposing
framework.
inhibitors
adopting
were
investigated
article,
results
will
assist
practitioners
decision
makers
understand
issues
help
potential
adopters
technology
look
SIs.
therefore
pave
path
effective
across
manufacturing
sector.
Journal of Manufacturing Technology Management,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
33(5), P. 853 - 875
Published: April 6, 2022
Purpose
This
paper
focuses
on
understanding
the
contribution
of
Industry
4.0
technologies
to
manufacturing
flexibility.
Design/methodology/approach
A
multiple-case
study
was
conducted
through
interviews
and
complementary
data
from
12
adopters
industrial
sector.
To
enable
a
broad
perspective,
cases
5
industry
sectors
with
different
technological
intensity
levels
were
studied.
Findings
The
findings
show
that
are
mostly
used
improve
machine
flexibility
since
there
is
major
focus
approaches
rather
than
wider
results
also
showed
cloud
services,
IoT,
analytics
provide
basis
for
flexible
operation,
collaborative
robots,
ERP/MES/PLM,
AGVs,
traceability
devices
most
commonly
implemented
However,
inherent
contingency
factors
such
as
production
complexity
product
life
cycle
need
be
considered.
Originality/value
article
expands
research
flexibility,
considering
new
capabilities
introduced
by
4.0.
Sensors,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
23(12), P. 5663 - 5663
Published: June 17, 2023
The
successful
implementation
of
Human–Robot
Collaboration
(HRC)
has
become
a
prominent
feature
smart
manufacturing
environments.
Key
industrial
requirements,
such
as
flexibility,
efficiency,
collaboration,
consistency,
and
sustainability,
present
pressing
HRC
needs
in
the
sector.
This
paper
provides
systemic
review
an
in-depth
discussion
key
technologies
currently
being
employed
with
systems.
work
presented
here
focuses
on
design
systems,
particular
attention
given
to
various
levels
Interaction
(HRI)
observed
industry.
also
examines
implemented
manufacturing,
including
Artificial
Intelligence
(AI),
Collaborative
Robots
(Cobots),
Augmented
Reality
(AR),
Digital
Twin
(DT),
discusses
their
applications
benefits
practical
instances
deploying
these
are
showcased,
emphasizing
substantial
prospects
for
growth
improvement
sectors
automotive
food.
However,
addresses
limitations
utilization
some
insights
into
how
systems
should
be
approached
future
research.
Overall,
this
new
current
state
serves
useful
resource
those
interested
ongoing
development
International Journal of Production Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
62(3), P. 685 - 704
Published: Jan. 24, 2023
Order
picking
in
warehouses
is
a
labour-
and
time-intensive
logistical
process
that
significantly
impacts
the
efficiency
of
supply
chains.
Although
technical
progress
facilitates
automation
specific
order
tasks,
human
workers
remain
primary
actors
picking.
Owing
to
high
operating
costs
associated
with
manual
picking,
its
design
management
have
been
increasingly
researched
for
decades.
Because
systems
are
socio-technical
systems,
factors
workers’
interaction
technology
essential
operational
success.
As
innovative
technologies
become
utilised,
such
as
augmented
reality
or
exoskeletons,
warehouse
managers
need
consider
effects
supportive
substitutive
on
outcomes.
However,
potentials
obstacles
using
require
further
investigations.
Therefore,
this
study
analyses
literature
content
investigates
existing
state
research
field.
Text
mining
employed
enhance
insights
regarding
analysis.
Additionally,
future
opportunities
integration
proposed
improvement
development
sustainable
human-centered
logistics
according
Industry
5.0
vision.
Information Systems Frontiers,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 22, 2024
Abstract
The
present
study
addresses
two
critical
controversies
surrounding
the
emerging
Industry
5.0
agenda.
Firstly,
it
seeks
to
elucidate
driving
forces
behind
accelerated
momentum
of
agenda
amidst
ongoing
digital
industrial
transformation.
Secondly,
explores
how
agenda’s
sustainability
values
can
be
effectively
realised.
conducted
a
comprehensive
content-centric
literature
synthesis
and
identified
4.0
shortcomings
adversely
impacted
values.
Furthermore,
implements
novel
approach
that
determines
in
what
order
functions
should
leveraged
promote
objectives
5.0.
Results
reveal
has
benefited
economic
environmental
most
at
organisational
supply
chain
levels.
Nonetheless,
micro
meso-social
have
been
by
4.0.
Similarly,
worryingly
detrimental
macro
like
social
or
growth
equality.
These
contradictory
implications
pulled
However,
results
nine
that,
when
appropriately
correct
order,
offer
important
for
realising
socio-environmental
goals
For
example,
under
extreme
unpredictability
business
world
uncertainties,
first
leverage
automation
integration
capabilities
gain
necessary
cost-saving,
resource
efficiency,
risk
management
capability,
antifragility
allow
them
introduce
sustainable
innovation
into
their
model
without
jeopardising
survival.
Various
scenarios
empowering
knowledge
practice.