Evaluating Industry 4.0 technology and sustainable development goals – a social perspective

Bai, Chunguang; Zhou, Hua; Sarkis, Joseph

doi:10.1080/00207543.2022.2164375

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“…In this period, attention is directed towards digitization (the Internet of Things (IoT), cloud computing, Big Data technology, augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR), autonomous robots, exoskeletons, etc.) and technologies based on artificial intelligence ( AI) for improving the efficiency and flexibility of production, these systems being considered favorable elements for achieving the transition towards a sustainable and circular economy [9].…”

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Work evolution and safety and health at work in Industry 4.0 / Industry 5.0

Milea,

Cioca

2024

MATEC Web Conf.

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Industrial evolution is the most important part of society's development. Technological advances have led to essential changes in the evolution of industries, leading to the appearance of the 4 industrial revolutions. It is also important to emphasize that the evolution of occupational health and safety regulations has always followed the revolutionary developments in the industry. Technological progress, innovation, change and streamlining of technology, products and processes, have had a number of real consequences (positive or negative) on the safety and health of workers. All this provided the impetus to identify and implement reliable and sustainable solutions to ensure their safety. The purpose of this study is to present a brief review of the characteristic elements of the 4 industrial revolutions that have taken place over the years and to identify and propose recommendations to be implemented to ensure (maintain or improve) safety and health of workers in the context of the transition to Industry 4.0 / Industry 5.0.

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Work evolution and safety and health at work in Industry 4.0 / Industry 5.0

Milea,

Cioca

2024

MATEC Web Conf.

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“…The study recommends collecting additional empirical and longitudinal data, using more diverse theories and methodologies, and focusing more on subjects like zero waste, industrial symbiosis, circular product design, sourcing, supply management, and reuse (Zhang et al, 2023). Another influential author in the area is Joseph Sarkis, his recent research includes Circular economy, the relationship between Industry 4.0 and Sustainable development goals from a social perspective, Corporate sustainability, and Environmental accounting (Bai et al, 2023;Chen et al, 2023;Grimm et al, 2023;Sarkis, 2023;Tian and Sarkis, 2023).…”

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Rajkumar and Venkataraman: Cross-Sectioning Sustainable Supply Chain Governance: A Bibliometric Analysis

Venkatarman,

Rajkumar

2024

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Sustainable supply chain governance is pivotal in modern business, addressing global supply chains' profound environmental, social, and ethical impacts. It necessitates establishing and administering policies to guide sustainable practices, ensuring adherence to the supply chain's environmental, social, and ethical standards. Effective governance aligns and supports business operations with sustainability goals, fostering transparency, accountability, and responsible practices. This framework guides decision-making, mitigates risks, and enhances overall supply chain resilience, contributing to a more sustainable and ethically responsible business landscape. The corporate shift towards sustainable supply chain management(SSCM) is manifested by the emerging literature documenting comprehensive changes in governance. A bibliometric-based systematic review of 128 Scopus-indexed documents (2014-2023) reveals four interconnected themes: SSCM, Sustainable Business & Operations Management, Global value chains, and Supply chain risk management. Analysis highlights the critical role of governance mechanisms in driving positive social, ecological, and economic outcomes. Governance achieves this by establishing clear policies and standards for social and environmental responsibility and ensuring robust mechanisms for compliance and accountability. Sustainable supply chain governance provides a blueprint for integrating sustainability. It ensures ongoing commitment and accountability, fostering significant and lasting positive effects on society, the environment, and overall supply chain resilience.

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“…Os novos centros de dados, a exemplo das estruturas de computação em núvem verde que buscam otimizar o uso racional de energia (Reis, Teixeira & Neto, 2023;Bai, Zhou, & Sarkis, 2023), que suportam o modelo de nuvem, são infraestruturas otimizadas de última geração, suportando a chamada sustentabilidade, com redução nos gastos com energia, refrigeração, uso de virtualização e outros procedimentos e certificações internacionais.…”

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Adoção de inovação em parques tecnológicos: computação em nuvem e a redução dos impactos ambientais

Fachin,

Barzotto,

Schotten

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A sociedade Brasileira tem percebido a importância da inovação para o desenvolvimento econômico sustentável, onde os investimentos em habitat ́s de inovação a exemplos dos Parques Tecnologicos, que tem demonstrado excepcional capacidade de transformar ciência e tecnologia em inovação, de forma sustentável, surgiu a questão de pesquisa deste estudo, que visa identificar quais são os facilitadores e inibidoras na difusão de uma nova tecnologia, neste caso, a “computação em nuvem”. Através de um estudo qualitativo, foram entrevistados os gestores de Tecnologia da Informação (TI) dos Parques Tecnologicos já consolidados no Brasil, com o objetivo de avaliar atributos de percepção da inovação, segundo modelo proposto por Rogers (2003) que possibilita mensurar a formação de atitudes que influenciam o comportamento de adoção da inovação. Identificou-se como facilitador da difusão da inovação o fato que a “computação em nuvem” ser percebida como um elemento estratégico capaz de transformar a TI, direcionando-a para a obtenção de um ambiente economicamente e ecologicamente sustentável, e nas questões relacionadas a segurança estão os fatores inibidores da difusão da inovação.

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Evaluating Industry 4.0 technology and sustainable development goals – a social perspective

Cited by 21 publications

References 59 publications

Work evolution and safety and health at work in Industry 4.0 / Industry 5.0

Work evolution and safety and health at work in Industry 4.0 / Industry 5.0

Rajkumar and Venkataraman: Cross-Sectioning Sustainable Supply Chain Governance: A Bibliometric Analysis

Adoção de inovação em parques tecnológicos: computação em nuvem e a redução dos impactos ambientais

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