Management of Industry 4.0 – reviewing intrinsic and extrinsic adoption drivers and barriers

Obiso, Jun-Jun A.; Himang, Celbert; Ocampo, Lanndon; Bongo, Miriam F.; Caballes, Shirley Ann A.; Abellana, Dharyll Prince M.; Deocaris, Custer C.; Padua, R.; Ancheta, Rosein A.

doi:10.1504/ijtm.2019.105310

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“…Zhang et al (2019) analyzed the drivers, motivations and barriers to the implementation of corporate social responsibility practices of construction enterprises using content analysis. Obiso et al (2019) explored the intrinsic and extrinsic drivers of Industry 4.0 through a literature review to aid in management decision-making.…”

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“…With this, current literature explores the factors that influence the adoption of green computing. In relevant literature, the exploration of these factors known as drivers (also called enablers) helps in streamlining the adoption of technology, innovation or policies (Paladino, 2007;Muller and Kolk, 2010;Lima et al, 2018;Jacksohn et al, 2019;Obiso et al, 2019;Talukder et al, 2020). Similar studies have been performed by Harmon and Auseklis (2009), Schmidt et al (2010), Brooks et al (2010), Raza et al (2012), Saha (2014), Campbell et al (2014), Ainin et al (2016), Thomas et al (2016), Radu (2016) and(Al-Zamil andSaudagar, 2018).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…As such, these adoption drivers are widely pronounced in the innovation literature. For instance, Obiso et al (2019) studied adoption drivers of Industry 4.0 to develop relevant managerial guidelines. Talukder et al (2020) studied the adoption drivers of information and communication technology (ICT) among small and medium enterprises to draw out organizational insights.…”

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A systemic analysis of green computing adoption using genetically evolved fuzzy cognitive map: a Philippine scenario

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Purpose This paper aims to propose a new genetically evolved fuzzy cognitive mapping approach as a decision-making framework for analyzing the relationships between the drivers and strategies for green computing adoption. Design/methodology/approach A focus group discussion among stakeholders in the Philippines is used to establish the relationships between the drivers and strategies of green computing adoption. Findings The proposed approach significantly reduces the time complexity for developing the fuzzy cognitive maps and provides a basis for comprehensively clustering drivers and strategies that share similar characteristics. Research limitations/implications This paper’s results provide insights into how the drivers and strategies of green computing adoption facilitate the intention of adopting stakeholders. Moreover, it provides a framework for analyzing structural relationships that exist between factors in a compliant manner. Originality/value To the best of the author’s knowledge, the paper is the first to analyze the drivers and strategies of green computing under a complex systems’ perspective. Moreover, this is the first study to offer lenses in a Philippine scenario.

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A systemic analysis of green computing adoption using genetically evolved fuzzy cognitive map: a Philippine scenario

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“…Simulations aim to prevent the occurrence of bottlenecks in advance and to save time. Shorter production lines are also to be achieved through additive production [84]. Sustainable business models promote transparency and change consumer behavior by involving consumers more closely in the creation of new products and services.…”

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The Fourth Industrial Revolution and the Sustainability Practices: A Comparative Automated Content Analysis Approach of Theory and Practice

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(1) Background: The article provides a methodologically coherent analysis of technological development in the context of the fourth industrial revolution or Industry 4.0 and its impact on changes in sustainable development policy. (2) Methods: Using a Comparative Automated Content Analysis (ACA) approach, the article compares recent scientific work on sustainable development and the fourth industrial revolution with the discourse in the news media on sustainable development and industry 4.0. (3) Results: The scientific literature focuses more on changes in business models, production processes, and technologies that enable sustainable development. Newspaper and magazine articles write more about sustainable or green investments, sustainable standards, and sustainable reporting. The focus is on topics that are directly relevant to current sustainable business development and the promotion of research and development of clean and smart technologies and processes. (4) Conclusions: The ACA allows a more systematic comparison of different data sources. The article provides a starting point for sustainable development professionals to gain useful insights into a specific context with the help of the ACA.

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“…Simulations aim to prevent the occurrence of bottlenecks in advance and to save time. Shorter production lines are also to be achieved through additive production [58]. Sustainable business models promote transparency and change consumer behavior by involving consumers more closely in the creation of new products and services.…”

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The Fourth Industrial Revolution and the Sustainability Practices: A Comparative Automated Content Analysis Approach of Theory and Practice

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Background (1) In the time of the 4th Industrial Revolution or Industry 4.0, a conglomerate of technical and social inventions, political contexts, socio-cultural circumstances, environmental policies, business models, and economic policies has emerged. Sustainability policy in theory and practice aims to deal with the effects of all these factors and to try to make decisions that ensure both social and economic development sustainably. The question is how to familiarize oneself with the current knowledge about the relationship between Industry 4.0 and sustainability?; (2) Methods: This research utilizes an automated content analysis method to analyses scientific journals, newspapers and magazines. The comparison of results of both research group shows that the scientific literature focuses more on changes in business models, production processes and technologies that enable sustainable development; (3) We found that the scientific literature focuses more on changes in business models, production processes and technologies that enable sustainable development. Newspapers and magazines articles write more about sustainable or green investment, sustainable standards and sustainable reporting. Newspapers and magazines articles write more about sustainable or green investment, sustainable standards and sustainable reporting. Newspapers, as well as some latest research journals, include articles of the COVID-19 outbreak and its effect on the economy and the environment. Indeed, the outbreak of the virus brings a new thought to the reorganization of the complex relationships between consumers, businesses and the state; (4) Conclusions: According to the comparison of the analyses of the results, it can is that the analyses of both types of literature, both scientific and professional, shows that there are common topics they write about, which are related to the field of clean production, emissions, renewable energy, climate change, sustainable investments and corporate sustainability. An urgent global issue that extends all over the world is the promotion of energy-saving technologies and reduction of carbon dioxide emissions.

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Management of Industry 4.0 – reviewing intrinsic and extrinsic adoption drivers and barriers

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A systemic analysis of green computing adoption using genetically evolved fuzzy cognitive map: a Philippine scenario

A systemic analysis of green computing adoption using genetically evolved fuzzy cognitive map: a Philippine scenario

The Fourth Industrial Revolution and the Sustainability Practices: A Comparative Automated Content Analysis Approach of Theory and Practice

The Fourth Industrial Revolution and the Sustainability Practices: A Comparative Automated Content Analysis Approach of Theory and Practice

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