Logistics 4.0 Maturity Levels Assessed Based on GDM (Grey Decision Model) and Artificial Intelligence in Logistics 4.0 -Trends and Future Perspective

Oleśków-Szłapka, Joanna; Wojciechowski, Hubert; Domański, Roman; Pawłowski, Grzegorz

doi:10.1016/j.promfg.2020.01.266

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“…Long-term integration in SCs generates efficiency and competitive advantages that allow companies to perform better in the market (1,39). Moreover, the adoption of ICTs facilitates communication and data sharing among companies, which could improve the information and material flows of SCs (4,14,40). These improvements, generated by Logistics 4.0, help companies to provide end customers with products under the conditions described by the 8Rs (5,8,27).…”

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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

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Challenges and Trends of the logistics 4.0

Malagon-Suarez

Castro

2023

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“…The goal of Logistics 4.0 is to adapt the flow of materials and information to the requirements of Industry 4.0 technologies, thereby increasing the efficiency of the entire supply chain. [14] Toorajipour et al ( 2021) carried out a comprehensive analysis of, inter alia, AI techniques in the field of logistics and supply chain. The following have been identified: field logistics: Automated planning, Artificial neural networks, Data mining, Agent-based/multi-agent systems, Simulated annealing, Robot programming, General forms of AI, Heuristics; field supply chain: Artificial neural networks, Agent-based/multi-agent systems, FL/modelling, General forms of AI, Physarum model, Swarm intelligence, Bayesian networks, Data mining, Stochastic simulation, Support vector machines.…”

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Innovative methods and research directions in the field of logistics

Bíró

Németh

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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By the 21st century, logistics and various supply chains had become key units in the global market and corporate structures. Industry 4.0 has brought developments and implementations to life that have drastically changed and are still changing the practices used in certain areas of logistics. Many new technologies (advanced robotics, additive manufacturing, artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, drones, Internet of Things (IoT)) have emerged in the digital world, which many companies are using to develop cyber-physical systems in order to increase efficiency, speed, accuracy and the ability to change and steer competition between companies around the world. Planning tasks at the strategic, tactical and operational levels are covered in the areas of production and logistics. The tasks presented here can be identified as extremely complex optimization problems that belong to the np-hard complexity class. These can be addressed in many cases with metaheuristics, and industry also often uses search strategies inspired by biological or physical processes. Metaheuristic algorithms simulate the behavior of a selected phenomenon in a given search area. Algorithms based on various principles can help optimize processes, such as: population-based algorithms, evolutionary methods, behavior-inspired procedures, swarm intelligence methods, etc. New technologies or metaheuristic procedures are also increasingly used in logistics due to the complexity of the tasks. This paper presents theoretical application possibilities of digital transformation, AI and IoT in the field of logistics. The paper provides a further brief overview of the problems surrounding metaheuristics, supported by examples. The article shows the impact of different Industry 4.0 technologies on logistics. There is a shortage of such comprehensive studies, so the article helps provide insight into innovative optimization opportunities in a larger area - the field of logistics. Within this one paper, the impact of new technologies on the field of logistics was collected. A brief description of these will help to identify further directions and deepen the applicability of the new methods in logistics.

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“…Logistics 4.0, the fourth industrial revolution, is still evolving and expanding today, particularly in areas related to the Internet of Things and the digitalization of logistics procedures (Wang, 2016). Logistics 4.0 is seen as one of the spillover effects of Industry 4.0 (Oleśków-Szłapka et al, 2019). The first emergence of the concept of Logistics 4.0 was in 2011.…”

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Digital Transformation in Logistics: Lights-Out Logistics

Yıldız¹,

Çiğdem²

2022

Financial and Economic Issues in Emerging Markets

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The fast growth of digital technologies is causing a lot of trouble in the logistics industry, which is causing the industry to change in a big way. The idea of "lights-out logistics," which refers to the automation of logistics operations through the use of digital technologies such as robotics, autonomous vehicles, and artificial intelligence, is one of the most significant shifts that has taken place. In this chapter, a summary of the lights-out logistics concept is presented, along with a discussion of its advantages, challenges, and potential effects on the logistics industry. Aside from that, the chapter focuses on the critical technologies and applications that enable lights-out logistics, as well as the strategies and best practices that businesses can use to successfully implement this concept. This chapter uses different case studies and examples to show how lights-out logistics can help businesses improve their operational efficiency, lower their costs, and improve the customer experience. A discussion of the future prospects of lights-out logistics and its potential to transform the logistics industry in the digital age serves as the chapter's conclusion.

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Logistics 4.0 Maturity Levels Assessed Based on GDM (Grey Decision Model) and Artificial Intelligence in Logistics 4.0 -Trends and Future Perspective

Cited by 37 publications

References 3 publications

Challenges and Trends of the logistics 4.0

Challenges and Trends of the logistics 4.0

Innovative methods and research directions in the field of logistics

Digital Transformation in Logistics: Lights-Out Logistics

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