Development and implementation of a roadmapping methodology to foster twin transition at manufacturing plant level

Spaltini, Marco; Terzi, Sergio; Taisch, Marco

doi:10.1016/j.compind.2023.104025

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“…Within the Industry 4.0 framework, entrepreneurship discovers and tackles specific challenges and market possibilities, frequently leading to specialized solutions that complement broader industrial processes. (Spaltini et al, 2024) Ecosystem Development Entrepreneurial ecosystems build a supportive atmosphere that fosters Industry 4.0-related companies by offering resources, mentorship, and networking opportunities.…”

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“…• Rise of Sustainability and Green Technologies: With mounting environmental apprehensions, traction is observed in green technological innovations and sustainability-centric ventures. Ecosystems of entrepreneurship bear witness to advancements in renewable energy solutions, sustainable agricultural practices, and eco-compatible products and services (Spaltini et al, 2024). • HealthTech and Telehealth Proliferation: A significant perturbation in the healthcare domain is discerned due to the burgeoning presence of HealthTech and telehealth enterprises.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Among the prominent allurements is the access to an expansive reservoir of qualified professionals, technological connoisseurs, and innovative thinkers. Through the active championing of diversity and inclusivity, a multifarious spectrum of talents and experiences is drawn into these ecosystems, thereby amplifying the innovative capacities of businesses (Spaltini et al, 2024).…”

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Industry 4.0 and Its Impact on Entrepreneurial Ecosystems: An Examination of Trends and Key Implications

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Erceg

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In the burgeoning nexus between Industry 4.0 and entrepreneurial ecosystems, a transformative and disruptive dynamic has been observed. Defined by the integration of digital technologies into traditional sectors, Industry 4.0 has been found to alter the way in which entrepreneurs conceptualize, function, and collaborate. This review elucidates salient outcomes and implications of such intersections. Paramount among the findings are the proliferation of companies operating within the Industry 4.0 paradigm, the emergence of hubs centred on collaborative innovation, and the rising prominence of industry-specific ecosystems. Startups have been identified as pivotal in effecting supply chain transformations, embedding sustainability, and fostering digital talent. For practitioners navigating this terrain, it is imperative to champion digital metamorphosis, forge strategic partnerships, underscore the primacy of sustainable practices, and nurture digital expertise. Corporate alliances, ecosystem synergies, and opportunities in the global marketplace have been underscored as potent avenues for expansion and ingenuity. Furthermore, a marked influence of Industry 4.0 on the resilience and adaptability of entrepreneurial ecosystems has been discerned. The confluence of such technologies and ecosystems has been posited as offering an unprecedented juncture for both nascent and established businesses to spur economic progress, tackle pressing global challenges, and cultivate a robust culture of innovation and entrepreneurship.

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Industry 4.0 and Its Impact on Entrepreneurial Ecosystems: An Examination of Trends and Key Implications

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Erceg

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“…The primary trend in the market is the digitalization of production processes, which neglects the aspects of robotics and automation [39][40][41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49]. For entrepreneurs, automation and robotization are fundamental factors in building the foundations for the development of digitally managed production [50][51][52][53][54]. The level of robotization maturity, entrepreneurs' awareness of robot selection, necessary tooling, and infrastructure adaptation need to be evaluated.…”

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A Method to Evaluate the Maturity Level of Robotization of Production Processes in the Context of Digital Transformation—Polish Case Study

Hetmanczyk

2024

Applied Sciences

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This paper puts forth a systematic approach to evaluating the maturity level of the robotization of production processes in the context of digital transformation for manufacturing companies. The method was developed to address the absence of a sector-specific framework for assessing robotization maturity growth, in line with the Industry 5.0 guidelines (incorporating sustainability, the circular economy, and human-centeredness). The survey covers six core areas for manufacturing companies: the automation and robotization of production processes, digitization of warehouse processes, flexibility and intralogistics, and end-to-end integration of key data management processes. The study aimed to advance digitalization through improved robotization maturity. The study surveyed 200 small and medium-sized businesses operating in Poland from 2022 to 2024. The study presents a method to assess enterprise operational maturity, covering current and planned levels and development plans for the next three years.

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The Twin Advantage: Leveraging Digital for Sustainability in Business Models

Aagaard,

Vanhaverbeke

2024

Business Model Innovation

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The accelerating depletion of global natural resources and the resultant environmental degradation underscore the urgent need for a paradigm shift towards sustainability. This chapter delves into the concept of the twin transition (TT)—the integration of digitalization with sustainable practices—as a strategic imperative for businesses to address these challenges effectively through twin transition business model innovation. It highlights the European Commission's initiatives, like the European Green Digital Coalition (EGDC), advocating for this integrated approach. The narrative outlines four strategic archetypes for twin transition business model innovation, emphasizing the importance of dynamic capabilities and open innovation in leveraging value through cross-sector collaborations. It examines the micro (operational)-, meso (strategic)-, and macro (economic)-implications of these models, demonstrating how digital tools can optimize resource use and promote circular economy practices. Finally, we explore the managerial implications of advancing twin transition business model innovation and identify key research areas essential for comprehending the transformative impact of digital and sustainable practices on competitive advantage, resilience, and long-term sustainability.

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Development and implementation of a roadmapping methodology to foster twin transition at manufacturing plant level

Cited by 6 publications

References 60 publications

Industry 4.0 and Its Impact on Entrepreneurial Ecosystems: An Examination of Trends and Key Implications

Industry 4.0 and Its Impact on Entrepreneurial Ecosystems: An Examination of Trends and Key Implications

A Method to Evaluate the Maturity Level of Robotization of Production Processes in the Context of Digital Transformation—Polish Case Study

The Twin Advantage: Leveraging Digital for Sustainability in Business Models

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