Industrial Engineering Und Management 2015
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-658-12097-9_16
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Auf dem Weg zur Industrie 4.0 – ein dreistufiges Vorgehensmodell

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“…According to Rüßmann et al (2015), there are nine technology advances, which are the backbone of I4.0: big data and analytics, autonomous robots, simulation, horizontal and vertical system integration, the industrial internet of things, cybersecurity, cloud, additive manufacturing three-dimensional and augmented reality. Szalavetz (2016) quoting other authors underlines that the definition of I4.0 cannot be restricted to the aspects of technological novelties (Agarwal and Brem, 2015;Bharadwaj et al, 2013;Erol et al, 2016;Kagermann et al, 2013), as the real potential of Industry 4.0 is better captured when accounting for changes in organisational and business models (Szalavetz, 2016). According to Monostoria (2014), I4.0 implies that products can be manufactured in smart factories, where the CPS are implemented.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to Rüßmann et al (2015), there are nine technology advances, which are the backbone of I4.0: big data and analytics, autonomous robots, simulation, horizontal and vertical system integration, the industrial internet of things, cybersecurity, cloud, additive manufacturing three-dimensional and augmented reality. Szalavetz (2016) quoting other authors underlines that the definition of I4.0 cannot be restricted to the aspects of technological novelties (Agarwal and Brem, 2015;Bharadwaj et al, 2013;Erol et al, 2016;Kagermann et al, 2013), as the real potential of Industry 4.0 is better captured when accounting for changes in organisational and business models (Szalavetz, 2016). According to Monostoria (2014), I4.0 implies that products can be manufactured in smart factories, where the CPS are implemented.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most of the publications focus on the development of new business models, reference architectures or process models. However, some more recently published contributions have a more methodical character, addressing the transformation of processes toward Industrie 4.0, such as, for example, Bischoff et al (2015), Erol et al (2016), CypIFlex (2015) or Merz (2016). Hess (1996) analyzed methods for BPR with regard to whether they comprised the five basic components specified by Gutzwiller (1994).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Magyarországnak és Európának pont az Ipar 4.0-ra van szüksége [7]. Az értelmezését nem célszerű az új technológiákra szűkíteni [8][9][10]. Ez utóbbi kutatók érvei szerint az Ipar 4.0 korszakának valódi újdonságát a szervezeti és üzleti modellbeli közelítések pontosabban mutatják be.…”
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