Industrial Symbiosis and Industry 4.0: Literature Review and Research Steps Toward Sustainability

Ventura, Valentina; Bortolini, Marco; Galizia, Francesco Gabriele

doi:10.1007/978-981-19-9205-6_35

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“…IIoT helps provide accurate information about the flow of materials through the supply chain, improving the effectiveness of production planning and balancing demand and supply (Rajab et al. , 2020; Ventura et al ., 2023), leading to an increase in operational performance. IIoT technologies also enhance SCV management, allowing real-time control of all operations within the production environment and across the supply chain.…”

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“…The recognition of the importance of emerging technologies in supporting performance in the supply chain is shown in the literature (Al-Khatib and Ramayah, 2023; Rajab et al. , 2020; Ventura et al ., 2023). Current recent studies have emphasized the importance of emerging technologies in improving efficiency, providing technological contributions and advanced analytical capabilities that transform the traditional supply chain form into a digital and smart form (Lohmer et al ., 2022), providing several benefits at the level of the supply chain and the firms' organizational level.…”

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The impact of industrial Internet of things on sustainable performance: the indirect effect of supply chain visibility

Al-Khatib

2023

BPMJ

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PurposeSustainable management has become a strategic and popular requirement for stakeholders, as the ability to create competitive advantages in the current dynamic business environment and the pressures of digital transformation need to be increased attention in achieving the highest level of sustainable performance. The main objective of this paper is to explore the direct effects of the industrial Internet of things and supply chain visibility on sustainable performance (economic performance, environmental performance and social performance), in addition to evaluating the indirect effects that supply chain visibility plays in these relationships.Design/methodology/approachTo achieve the purposes and objectives of this work, a conceptual model was developed by referring to the current works in the literature, and the theoretical model was developed, and then data were collected through the questionnaire and by the snowball sampling method, as 380 questionnaires were used. In the data analysis, the multivariate analysis technique was used via Covariance-based Structural Equation Modeling (CB-SEM), as hypothesized relationships were evaluated through confirmatory factor analysis (CFA), and then the hypotheses were tested through a structural model.FindingsThe results reached the acceptance of all hypotheses, and this means that all hypothesized relationships were positive, as the impact of the industrial Internet of things was positive on each of the supply chain visibility and economic performance, environmental performance and social performance, and also the supply chain visibility mediated the relationship between each of the industrial Internet of things and economic performance, environmental performance and social performance.Originality/valueThe current paper reported a range of theoretical and practical contributions, as this study is the first to examine these hypothesized relationships together in this way and thus helped this study to develop new perceptions about Industry 4.0 technologies and their potential impacts on supply chain and sustainable performance. Also, this study had a variety of management recommendations that allow managers of pharmaceutical manufacturing companies operating in Jordan to develop their technological capabilities and use them to enhance sustainable performance.

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The impact of industrial Internet of things on sustainable performance: the indirect effect of supply chain visibility

Al-Khatib

2023

BPMJ

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“…Information Technologies (IT) seem to be promising to promote the development and implementation of the IS concept [17]. For example, Blockchain technology (BCT) may have significant potential to help IS organizations collaborate and exchange data.…”

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A Smart Contract Architecture Framework for Successful Industrial Symbiosis Applications Using Blockchain Technology

Bruel

Godina

2023

Sustainability

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Industrial Symbiosis (IS) involves a network of organizations that exchange energy, materials, and by-products to lower production costs, reduce environmental impact, and conserve natural resources. Despite over two decades of extensive research into IS, its benefits are well known, but implementation remains challenging. This paper proposes utilizing blockchain technology (BCT) to digitize IS, making it more secure and transparent. First, drivers and barriers of BCT implementation in IS are identified. A smart contract architecture framework using Hyperledger Fabric is then proposed using the constructed theoretical background and abductive method. Finally, the paper discusses how this framework supports the implementation of BCT in IS by addressing its drivers and attempting to overcome its barriers. It is a resource for those seeking a comprehensive grasp of the foundational elements necessary for constructing a successful IS blockchain design, which is adaptable to all types of IS network configurations.

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Industrial Symbiosis Network Optimization Model for Supporting By-Products Reuse

Ventura

Bortolini

Galizia

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Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering

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Industrial Symbiosis and Industry 4.0: Literature Review and Research Steps Toward Sustainability

Cited by 7 publications

References 26 publications

The impact of industrial Internet of things on sustainable performance: the indirect effect of supply chain visibility

The impact of industrial Internet of things on sustainable performance: the indirect effect of supply chain visibility

A Smart Contract Architecture Framework for Successful Industrial Symbiosis Applications Using Blockchain Technology

Industrial Symbiosis Network Optimization Model for Supporting By-Products Reuse

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