Bionic organization as a stage of production enterprise development in a digital transformation process

Abstract

This article embraces a concept of bionic organization as a form of production enterprise which main attribute is an integration of digital technologies in the management processes and the production lines from the product idea to its delivery to a consumer. Digital technologies reinforce human competencies and abilities of analogous machines, playing a role of independent component of executive and production system. At the same time, digital technologies become full-fledged members of the organization, enriching it with bionic treats. An idea of full human substation in production management with digital technologies is far from being practicable, but a tendency towards this change is quite clear. The main purpose of this this article is to discover main features of bionic organization as an intermediate evolution stage on the way of full human substitution with machines and digital technologies. Additionally, the article focuses on the interconnections between bionic organization, digital transformation, digital maturity and management system. This analysis was made for a production enterprise set upon a way to deep digital transformation.

Integrating Bioeconomy Principles in Bionic Production: Enhancing Sustainability and Environmental Performance

“…Furthermore, the integration of bioeconomy principles has spurred the adoption of sustainable design and manufacturing practices (Cherepanov et al 2021;Schumacher et al 2020). Drawing inspiration from nature, these approaches seek to optimise production processes, minimise waste generation, and enhance resource efficiency.…”

“…Sustainable Design and Manufacturing: Promotes sustainable design and bio-inspired manufacturing techniques to enhance resource efficiency. It encourages the development of bio-inspired designs, additive manufacturing techniques, and biofabrication methods to enhance resource efficiency, minimise waste generation, and optimise production processes (Cherepanov et al 2021;Schumacher et al 2020).…”