Digital technology and manufacturing industrial change: Evidence from the Chinese manufacturing industry

Xie, Weihong; Zheng, Diwen; Li, Zhongshun; Wang, Yongjian; Wang, Ligang

doi:10.1016/j.cie.2023.109825

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“…In [25], a risk matrix was built, which is an effective tool that helps analyze the probability of potential risk for optimizing the operation of the digital ecosystem. Work [26] describes the relevance and practical aspects of the implementation of digital technologies in the activities of enterprises and, in particular, production management, which will improve the cooperation of pharmacies with direct manufacturers of medicinal products. The organizational model of interaction can also be supplemented by the division of tasks in the interprofessional medication management program described in [27].…”

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Diagnosing category management in a pharmacy retail chain

Biliavska,

Romat,

Biliavskyi

et al. 2024

EEJET

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The object of this study is the growing interest of the target audience in the introduction of category management tools to the business processes of pharmacy retail. In pharmaceutical practice, the methodical toolkit for the study of the category management system is not sufficiently widely presented. That is why, using the theoretical and methodological basis and conceptual principles of product category management, the evaluation methodology of the MARS Category Management Profile was devised. The purpose of the work is to introduce new approaches to the formation and management of the pharmacy assortment based on the concept of category management and to determine ways to increase the level of efficiency of its work. As a result of the research, the quantitative value of the existing and optimal result of category management in the network of pharmacies was determined. The calculations show that in the current state the goal orientation is 36 points, and in the optimal state this characteristic will be equal to 27 points, while the analysis orientation is 21 and 28 points, respectively. It has been established that categorical management is focused precisely on the analysis and adherence to research tools, and not on the uncontrolled achievement of the goal. The proposed organizational model of functional interaction of specialists in pharmacy retail could ensure the implementation of principles and the performance of complex tasks facing the category manager. The described components of the MARS category management profile will be used in practice to improve approaches to planning, information and analytical support, and control over the main management processes of the enterprise under study. This could avoid disagreements between management and medical specialists

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Diagnosing category management in a pharmacy retail chain

Biliavska,

Romat,

Biliavskyi

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EEJET

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“…Borrowing from the theory of resource orchestration, digital technology at the enterprise level can effectively utilize vast data resources. It uses data as the basic element to optimize production and manufacturing (Xie et al, 2024) so that it can strip and reuse the enterprise's idle resources in time and build a more reasonable and better resource combination within the enterprise, thus controlling carbon emissions (Wen et al, 2022). Generally, lower carbon emissions indicate a better carbon performance of an enterprise (Wang S. Y. et al, 2023).…”

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Digital technology, green innovation, and the carbon performance of manufacturing enterprises

Li,

Ji,

Zhang

et al. 2024

Front. Environ. Sci.

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With the continuous promotion of digitalization and the global trend toward a low-carbon economy, the issue of whether enterprises can enhance their carbon performance with the assistance of digital technology has aroused widespread attention from both academia and industry. In order to explore whether digital technology can improve the carbon performance of manufacturing enterprises, this study, based on resource orchestration theory and signaling theory, utilizes data from China’s A-share manufacturing enterprises from 2012 to 2021 to empirically investigate the relationship between digital technology and the carbon performance of manufacturing firms. It also explores the mediating conduction path and boundary influencing factors between them. Its findings demonstrate that: digital technology is capable of improving carbon performance; green innovation (including green technology and green collaboration) has partially mediating effects; there is a catalytic role for environmental information disclosure in utilizing digital technology to enhance carbon performance. Building on this, we find that the impacts of digital technology, green innovation, and environmental information disclosure on carbon performance vary due to differences in the nature of industries and the strategic aggressiveness of enterprises. Specifically, the role of digital technology on carbon performance seems somewhat more pronounced among firms in the high-tech industry and those employing defensive and analytical strategies. Additionally, the effects generated by green innovation and environmental information are more pronounced in the high-tech industry and among enterprises that adopt analytical strategies. This study reveals the inherent mechanism of digital technology in enhancing the carbon performance of manufacturing enterprises, which provides empirical evidence for the development of digital technology and the improvement of carbon performance in manufacturing enterprises, thus helping promote low-carbon economic transformation.

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The effect of environmental regulation on the high-quality development of the iron and steel industry—the case of China

Guo,

Lu,

2024

Clean Techn Environ Policy

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Digital technology and manufacturing industrial change: Evidence from the Chinese manufacturing industry

Cited by 13 publications

References 73 publications

Diagnosing category management in a pharmacy retail chain

Diagnosing category management in a pharmacy retail chain

Digital technology, green innovation, and the carbon performance of manufacturing enterprises

The effect of environmental regulation on the high-quality development of the iron and steel industry—the case of China

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