Dynamic capabilities for circular manufacturing supply chains—Exploring the role of Industry 4.0 and resilience

Chari, Arpita; Niedenzu, Denis; Despeisse, Mélanie; Machado, Carla Gonçalves; Azevedo, João; Boavida-Dias, Rui; Johansson, Björn

doi:10.1002/bse.3040

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“…Manufacturing companies strive to improve their capabilities to provide more customised products and services that meet customers' demands in a better way, on time, at a fair price, and with high quality. No doubt that Industry 4.0 is crucial for any manufacturer to understand its business and technological dimensions to implement it in a competitive and sustainable way successfully (Chari et al 2022 ; Intalar et al 2021 ; Tay et al 2021 ).…”

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Industry 4.0: critical investigations and synthesis of key findings

Elnadi

Abdallah

2023

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The concept of Industry 4.0 has been one of the most debated and trending topics over the last few years. Progressively, it has attracted the attention of academicians, practitioners, and policymakers worldwide. However, there needs to be more systematic review of research in the current literature that captures the current state of this new paradigm. This study aims to address this gap by conducting a comprehensive review of Industry 4.0 previous studies to identify its technological, organisational, and managerial enablers, as well as its implementation challenges and benefits. A systematic literature review was conducted, in which 244 peer-reviewed journal papers were analysed in the Scopus database until the end of May 2022. This study excluded conference papers, book chapters, and journal papers not written in English. The study indicated that industry 4.0 is still an immature topic, and applying this new paradigm is not a matter of technology only. Organisational and managerial aspects should be considered. Additionally, the transition towards Industry 4.0 is a complex task, many obstacles exist, and manufacturing companies should be aware of these challenges for successfully implementing this new paradigm. The obtained results in this study synthesise recent studies published on Industry 4.0 and provide a comprehensive picture of Industry 4.0 and potential research directions for future research. Also, this study offers significant guidelines for managers interested in implementing Industry 4.0.

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Industry 4.0: critical investigations and synthesis of key findings

Elnadi

Abdallah

2023

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“…During the last two decades, a growing concern about environmental problems has increased social and political pressure on firms to lessen their environmental impact (Galdeano‐Gómez et al, 2008). Faced with these demands, firms have gradually incorporated the management of environmental assets, practices, technologies or responsibility (environmental management systems), with the consequent increase in the strategic importance of the organisational capabilities to manage these systems (Chari et al, 2022; López‐Gamero et al, 2008; López‐Gamero et al, 2009). In this context, during recent years, research has made significant progress, clarifying the link between environmental practices and firm economic or social performance (Lee et al, 2016; López‐Gamero & Molina‐Azorín, 2016; Sharma et al, 2020).…”

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“…However, the effects obtained on environmental, and especially on social performance, are weak or non‐existent (Benitez‐Nara et al, 2021; Li et al, 2020). Finally, the literature has also found that the relationship between I4.0 technologies and sustainability is mediated by a set of dynamic capabilities linked to environmental dynamism (Bag et al, 2021; Chari et al, 2022) or by organisational change and reskilling of managers and workers (Yunus, 2021).…”

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“…Despite the great expectations generated by the irruption of I4.0 and its impact on sustainability (Beier et al, 2020; Kamble et al, 2018; Stock & Seliger, 2016), the evidence that relates the management of environmental assets, the use of overall I4.0 innovative ecosystems and the consolidated results of the firm's economic and social sustainability is emerging but growing (Sharma et al, 2022). It is usually limited to theoretical approaches (de Sousa Jabbour et al, 2018; Gillani et al, 2020; Sharma et al, 2020) or non‐consolidated, qualitative research and experimental results (Chari et al, 2022; Harikannan et al, 2021; Lamperti et al, 2020; Sharma et al, 2021).…”

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Boosting environmental management: The mediating role of Industry 4.0 between environmental assets and economic and social firm performance

2022

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The adoption of new innovative ecosystems linked to Industry 4.0 (I4.0) in industrial firms has created new opportunities for performance. In this study, we investigate whether I4.0 can reinforce environmental asset management in achieving firm economic and social performance. We intend to contrast the existence of I4.0‐based reward mechanisms for being green. Using a panel of 1028 Spanish industrial firms in 2009–2016 period and a partial least squares structural equation modelling econometric methodology, the research has obtained two main results. First, the management of environmental assets generates positive effects on the economic and social performance of the industrial firm. Second, research findings confirm the mediating role of I4.0, which ends up reinforcing the relationship between environmental assets and the economic and social firm performance. The results obtained highlight the importance of complementary relationships between digital and environmental transformation to promote firm performance. Implications for firm strategy and business models are also discussed.

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“…Frameworks (Ghisellini & Ulgiati, 2020;Iacovidou et al, 2021;Kerdlap et al, 2019;Khan & Ali, 2022;Walmsley et al, 2019), roadmaps (Vanhamäki et al, 2020), strategies (Kalmykova et al, 2018;Pan et al, 2015) and models (Chari et al, 2022).…”

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A transition management methodological framework towards an industrial symbiosis within a circular economy

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This thesis seeks to make the transition process easier by detailing how the transition governance model may produce new value for enterprises and society. As a result, this thesis proposes transition management (TM) methodological framework that aids the circular economy (CE) transition process via industrial symbiosis (IS). The ideas of the TM framework were utilised to analyse IS systems, and the TM framework was used to study processes in two regions. The transition to a CE framed within an IS system may be regulated if the TM framework is viewed as a helpful facilitation guide. As a result, the evidence presented in this thesis is followed, which would aid the transition process. It is intended that this thesis has thrown light on the lack of knowledge of how many stakeholders may address and influence desired changes in the face of escalating environmental and social challenges, which prompted the start of a transition process.

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Dynamic capabilities for circular manufacturing supply chains—Exploring the role of Industry 4.0 and resilience

Cited by 117 publications

References 102 publications

Industry 4.0: critical investigations and synthesis of key findings

Industry 4.0: critical investigations and synthesis of key findings

Boosting environmental management: The mediating role of Industry 4.0 between environmental assets and economic and social firm performance

A transition management methodological framework towards an industrial symbiosis within a circular economy

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