Logistics 4.0

Evtodieva, T. E.; Chernovа, D. V.; Ivanova, Natalya; Kisteneva, N. S.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-11754-2_16

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“…The use of technologies in logistics improves the flow of materials and information among participants in SCs, creating value in each step. This, due to the fact that customers play an important role as active stakeholders in the value creation process (32).…”

Section: Towards the Conceptualization Of Logistics 40mentioning

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“…In the implementation of digitalization and RPA in logistics, some companies have overestimated the gains of the technologies and did not invest in the necessary organization and human skills development (125). Nevertheless, there are three vectors of development in Logistics 4.0 which require human work: innovation, Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs), and the knowledge paradigm (32). In the innovation axis, human resources and organizational culture stand out as the drivers of logistics value creation in companies (43), as well as of the knowledge represented by employees that are highly trained and educated in the new 4.0 technologies (12).…”

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Challenges and Trends of the logistics 4.0

Malagon-Suarez

Castro

2023

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Context: Owing to the technological breakthrough in the worldwide productive systems, generated by the 4.0 revolution, it is compulsory to make sweeping changes to logistics both nationally and internationally to allow supply chains to enhance their performance and their response time. Hence, the concept of Logistics 4.0 was born. Although many developed countries have implemented the principles of Logistics 4.0, there is still a breach in its study and application worldwide. This article explores the challenges and tendencies in the implementation of Logistics 4.0. Method: Articles published from 2015 to 2021 in the databases of Scopus, Science Direct, Taylor and Francis and Google Scholar, were analyzed by a systematic literature review. The explored publications were found using the search terms: (("logistics 4.0") OR ("supply chain 4.0") OR ("industry 4.0" AND ("logistics" OR "supply chain"))) and ((“blockchain” OR “IoT” OR “Cyber Physical Systems” OR “Big Data”) AND “logistics”) in title, abstract and keywords. Results: It was proposed a conceptualization of Logistics 4.0 including definition, objectives, characteristics, and most representative technologies in its implementation. Likewise, the main challenges and trends that industries could face in the implementation of Logistics 4.0 within logistics systems, and supply chains were identified. Conclusions: Logistics 4.0 is a novelty term that has aroused the interest of researchers, governments, and companies worldwide, due to its promising benefits in reducing response times and increasing flexibility and collaboration in supply chains. However, the lack of a common framework for its study and adoption has hindered its integration in companies and supply chains, specially in those located in developing countries, which must face technical, social, economic, and legal barriers for the implementation of logistics 4.0.

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Section: Towards the Conceptualization Of Logistics 40mentioning

confidence: 99%

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Challenges and Trends of the logistics 4.0

Malagon-Suarez

Castro

2023

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“…One of the most frequently mentioned technologies is the Internet of Things sion between material objects that are interconnected by a network for seamless interaction within the system and with its external entities (Evtodieva et al 2019). The key advantage of this technology is the ability to constantly monitor, analyze and control changes at each stage of the system.…”

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Digital Technologies in Logistics

Koleshnia¹,

Zhaldak²

2021

ZNPCZ

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The article highlights the attempt to interpret the concept of digital logistics, which in most scientific papers is considered not as a separate concept, but as a set of technologies that allow digitalization of logistics. The main goal of the study is to review key technologies that allow us to talk about the digital transformation of logistics and its digitalization. In particular, the methods and advantages of using technologies such as the Internet of Things, RFID technology, wireless sensor networks (WSN), which are used in an integrated manner and make it possibleto track the movement of goods and apply smart management; digital duplicates that simulate real objects, in particular, warehouses in digital format; autopilot cars, drones, which minimize human participation in the processes of delivery and transportation; blockchain, Big Data, Data Lakes, artificial intelligence, which together allow to form arrays of information and make conclusions and forecasts based on them, which allow optimizing logistics processes; 3D printing, which makes it possible to replace the delivery of components with their production on-site as needed. Technology such as digital logistics platforms that can be used to optimize procurement and transportation of goods is singled out. Research methodology: analysis and synthesis for preliminary analysis with the formulation of problems, definition of goals, system approach for definition of structural connections between elements of digital technology of logistics.

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“…The challenges listed do not only require the introduction of new logistics concepts, but also need a signi icant effort to go beyond the common vision of the elements participating in the logistics chain. The COG-LO project [2] addresses these challenges by implementing innovative tools that enable logistics 4.0 [3]. Logistics entities become both cognitive and collaborative.…”

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SIoT for cognitive logistics: Leveraging the social graph of digital twins for effective operations on real-time events

Cimperman¹,

Dimitriou²,

Kalaboukas³

et al. 2021

ITU-J FET

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Over the years, with the migration of organizations towards the concepts of logistics 4.0, a paradigm shift was necessary to guarantee logistics efficiency. The challenge is to dynamically cope in real time with vast number of shipments and destinations, which need to be realigned both with a determined lead time and with a finite of available resources. Although a number of standards have already been adopted for the management of transport and logistics operations, taking advantage, for instance, of Decision Support Systems and Geographic Information Systems, new models are required for achieving effective handling of the dynamic logistics environment that is shaped today. In this paper, an integrated logistics framework addressing the previous challenges is presented, for the first time, as a result of the activities of the H2020 COG-LO project. This novel approach exploits Social Internet of Things (SIoT) and the digital twins technique to realize the concept of the Cognitive Logistics Object (CLO). A CLO is defined as an entity that is augmented with cognitive capabilities, it is autonomous, and bears social-like capabilities, which enable the formulation of ad hoc communities for negotiating optimal solutions in logistics operations.

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Logistics 4.0

Cited by 17 publications

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Challenges and Trends of the logistics 4.0

Challenges and Trends of the logistics 4.0

Digital Technologies in Logistics

SIoT for cognitive logistics: Leveraging the social graph of digital twins for effective operations on real-time events

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