Exploring critical success factors influencing adoption of digital twin and physical internet in electronics industry using grey-DEMATEL approach

Deepu, T.S.; Ravi, Vadlamani

doi:10.1016/j.digbus.2021.100009

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“…where respondent l rates the influence of barrier i over barrier j. Drivers related to sustainable consumption and production adoption were studied in an automotive company in northern India Bhatia and Srivastava (2018) Evaluated 10 external barriers to remanufacturing in Indian electronics waste sector Gupta and Barua (2018) Analysed 21 enablers of green innovation in manufacturing organizations and then established the causal relationship among them Wei et al (2019) Identified and evaluated 16 barriers that restrict large scale shale gas development in China Haleem et al (2019) Evaluation of relationship among 12 drivers in implementation of traceability in food supply chain Liu et al (2020) Identifies and analysis the critical factors in construction and demolition waste recycling in context of China Deepu and Ravi (2021) The causal relationship among 13 critical success factors for adoption of digital twin and physical internet is analysed…”

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An analysis of barriers affecting implementation of sustainable supply chain management in electronics industry: a Grey-DEMATEL approach

Menon

Ravi

2021

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Purpose World over organizations are focusing on sustainable goals, where along with economic success their role in protecting the planet and people are becoming important. Whilst transforming the supply chain into a sustainable one, there would be some barriers which might hinder this process. This paper aims to study these barriers in the context of the electronics industry so that organizations can better implement sustainable supply chain programs. Design/methodology/approach In this research, barriers affecting sustainability implementation in the electronics supply chain are shortlisted from literature review and experts’ opinion. Using the combined methodology of Grey DEMATEL, the causal factors, the effect factors and degree of prominence of barriers is found out. The overall relationship among barriers is established by a diagraph. Sensitivity analysis is performed to check the robustness of the results. Findings It is found that lack of regulation and guidance from authorities is the primary causal barrier affecting operations of sustainable supply chain management. There are five barriers which fall in the influenced group and among them, complexity in measuring and monitoring sustainability practices has the largest net effect value on the implementation of a sustainable supply chain. The barrier having the highest correlation with other barriers is the high cost for disposal of hazardous wastes. The implications of these findings on managers and academicians is explored in the study. Research limitations/implications In this research, the number of barriers shortlisted is limited to 11 in the context of the electronics supply chain. More factors could be added in future research based on the industry being studied. Originality/value The research analyses 11 barriers under categories of policy, technology, financial and human resources in the Indian electronics industry by evaluating the cause and effect group of barriers. These results can guide policymakers of the electronic sector and industry for mitigating barriers during the implementation of sustainable programs.

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An analysis of barriers affecting implementation of sustainable supply chain management in electronics industry: a Grey-DEMATEL approach

Menon

Ravi

2021

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“…In fact, according to Deng et al [153], the twin transition is the inevitable goal of digital transformation. With twin transition, different scenarios can be developed from different conditions; thus, all activities in the supply chain can be modified by considering various strategies to improve performance [154].…”

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Assessing Green Approaches and Digital Marketing Strategies for Twin Transition via Fermatean Fuzzy SWARA-COPRAS

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Ayteki̇n

Ecer

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Integrating green approaches and digital marketing strategies for Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs), which reduce environmental risks to desired levels by eliminating emissions and pollution, is considered one of the most promising solutions for logistics companies. The study strives to bring a practical and applicable solution to the decision problem involving the selection of indicators for green approaches and digital marketing strategies for ICTs in the logistics sector. An integrated Fermatean Fuzzy Step-wise Weight Assessment Ratio Analysis (FF–SWARA) and Fermatean Fuzzy Complex Proportional Assessment (FF–COPRAS) methodology is applied to evaluate green approaches and digital marketing strategies. Concerning the findings, the foremost criterion is “data management,” whereas the best strategy is “programmatic advertising.” To the best of the authors’ knowledge, there is no other study that both offers a strategy selection for the logistics industry and considers environmental protection, sustainability, digital transformation, energy costs, and social and economic factors. The study is a part of ongoing research on productivity, sustainability, the environment, digitization, recycling and estimating levels of waste reduction, as well as business practices, competitiveness and ensuring employee satisfaction and resource efficiency. Also, it investigates the similarities and dissimilarities in the green approach practices of business in logistics and determines the extent to which these practices could be reflected. It is expected to ensure a roadmap for green approach practices and to support sustainable and ecological awareness efforts for ICTs in the logistics sector. Logistics companies can select an integrated digital strategy based on green informatics that suits them using the decision model employed in this study, which can handle uncertainties effectively. In this regard, the study’s findings, which focus on reaching customers and the most precise target audience in digital applications for businesses, are critical for developing strategy, plan and process.

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“…The importance of PI has been highlighted and has become a vital topic for research in both industrial and academic areas since its adoption helps in increasing customer databases, enhancing supply chain performance, and expediting end-to-end processes. Nonetheless, there is a lack of knowledge in effectively utilizing this new technology, and not much attention has been paid to the identification of critical attributes affecting the PI implementation and their interrelationship (Deepu & Ravi, 2021). Consequently, this study is carried out to solve the gap.…”

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Physical Internet towards sustainable supply chain: The significance of digital interoperability

Hà¹,

Tran²

2023

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The purpose of this study is to discover physical internet attributes for satisfying economic, social, and environmental benefits, and frame the hierarchical interrelationships of these attributes. The fuzzy Delphi method is used to define necessary criteria; fuzzy Decision-Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory is adopted to identify the cause-and-effect relationships based on the experts’ viewpoints. Finding - The result also presents the most important criteria having causal effects on others including privacy preservation approaches, system of logistics network interconnectivity, distributed data storage, real-time locating system, and distributed multi-segment intermodal transport, from which recommend practical implications for the decision-making process. This study suggests both theoretical and managerial implications for improving the physical internet towards sustainable supply chain as physical internet has been perceived as a novel logistics model towards sustainability and a key solution for the current paradigms to overcome sustainable issues. This study contributes to the literature by pointing out the causal aspects for physical internet implementation, which are digital interoperability of supply chain, and shared warehouse and transportation networks.

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Exploring critical success factors influencing adoption of digital twin and physical internet in electronics industry using grey-DEMATEL approach

Cited by 27 publications

References 91 publications

An analysis of barriers affecting implementation of sustainable supply chain management in electronics industry: a Grey-DEMATEL approach

An analysis of barriers affecting implementation of sustainable supply chain management in electronics industry: a Grey-DEMATEL approach

Assessing Green Approaches and Digital Marketing Strategies for Twin Transition via Fermatean Fuzzy SWARA-COPRAS

Physical Internet towards sustainable supply chain: The significance of digital interoperability

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