Basis for fulfilling responsibilities, behavior, and professionalism of government agencies and effectiveness in public–public collaboration for food safety risk management

Wu, Linhai; Zhang, Liwei; Li, Yufeng

doi:10.1057/s41599-023-02033-x

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“…With the development of Germany’s Industry 5.0 and the concept of risk management, a wave of smart manufacturing technology that combines production equipment, systems and smart terminals through the Internet has swept across the world, showing great potential for application in the fields of industry, agriculture, healthcare, materials, and commerce 1 – 3 . The research of intelligent manufacturing technology focuses on the deep integration of next-generation risk management and information technology, such as blockchain and Internet of Things (IoT), with industrial systems to realize the security, digitization, networking and intelligence of production equipment 4 .…”

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Theoretical design and experimental verification of control system for building material packaging unit based on risk management

Fang,

Deng

2024

Sci Rep

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Facing the shortage of special building materials packaging machinery with thermal insulation and low intelligence, this paper designs a set of mechanical and electrical integration packaging unit control system to reduce the risk of material transportation for different stakeholders. According to risk management tools, the system takes Mitsubishi PLC as the control core and combines with communication module, servo motor drive system and touch screen man–machine interface to realize the risk simulation and automatic control of the packaging unit. The simulation results of PID control model show that the parameters such as speed and torque can be stabilized in a relatively short period of time when the load is suddenly changed within 1.5 s. Theoretical verification of the system has small steady-state error, rapid response, and good control effect. The man–machine interface design was carried out and the actual corresponding test experiment was carried out. The experimental results showed that the overall operation rate of the packaging unit system reached 98.15%, the pass rate was 99.03%, and the production capacity was about 9600 packs/hour, which met the production requirements. The control system of the building material packaging unit designed in this paper realizes the equipment intelligence, has a high degree of automation, and shows good potential application value in the aspects of building information, reduction of construction risks and manufacturing intelligence.

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Theoretical design and experimental verification of control system for building material packaging unit based on risk management

Fang,

Deng

2024

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Study on the Influences of Inter-Governmental Information Flow and Interdepartmental Collaborative Supervision on Pork Quality: A Case Study in China

Wu,

Chen

2024

Foods

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To study the influences of the degree of interdepartmental collaborative supervision on the behavioral strategy selection of pig farmers, pig slaughterers, and pork processing manufacturers in the pork supply chain system, this study established a three-party evolutionary game model involving pig farmers, pig slaughterers, and pork processing manufacturers based on the social co-governance framework by focusing on the interdepartmental information sharing mechanism and cooperative governance. Here, we examined how the degree of collaborative supervision among government departments influences the behavioral strategy selection of these parties by focusing on key mechanisms such as information sharing and interdepartmental collaborative governance. Our findings revealed that within a social co-governance system, the strategic choices of the three entities in the pork supply chain closely correlate with the coordination level of collaborative supervision among government departments, particularly through information-sharing mechanisms. Additionally, the strategies are influenced by market-based contract supervision among entities, consumer reporting intensity, and the collaborative governance capabilities of the government, market actors, and consumers. Higher levels of social co-governance are associated with fewer risky links in the pork supply chain and reduced overall risk. Key factors affecting the behavioral strategy selection of the subjects in the pork supply chain include interdepartmental collaborative governance among government departments (e.g., optimizing random inspection frequencies, adjusting economic penalties, and disclosing enterprise market credit information via information sharing mechanisms), consumer complaint probabilities, and the intensity of mutual supervision among enterprises. Therefore, to enhance pork supply chain quality and mitigate risks, it is crucial to enhance the coordination of collaborative supervision among government departments, encourage consumer reporting, and improve market-based mutual supervision mechanisms among upstream and downstream subjects in the supply chain.

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Virtual Collaboration Evolution

Asrifan,

Syamsu,

Apriani

et al. 2024

Advances in Human Resources Management and Organizational Development

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This chapter covers the major advances in virtual cooperation driven by current exploratory research and technology. Digital communication tools, social networks, and immersive technologies have transformed how organizations and individuals collaborate. The chapter comprises individual aspects of virtual collaboration, virtual team practices, and organization-enabling aspects. It analyzes communication styles, virtual team dynamics, and the adoption of AI, VR, and blockchain. These technologies bring security and privacy risks and potential for future organizational structures and work practices, which the chapter explores. In a quickly changing digital ecosystem, firms can use virtual collaboration to boost productivity, cut costs, and innovate by anticipating and comprehending these trends and developments.

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Basis for fulfilling responsibilities, behavior, and professionalism of government agencies and effectiveness in public–public collaboration for food safety risk management

Cited by 3 publications

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Theoretical design and experimental verification of control system for building material packaging unit based on risk management

Theoretical design and experimental verification of control system for building material packaging unit based on risk management

Study on the Influences of Inter-Governmental Information Flow and Interdepartmental Collaborative Supervision on Pork Quality: A Case Study in China

Virtual Collaboration Evolution

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