Methodological Bases of the Assessment of Sustainable Development of Industrial Enterprises (Technological Approach)

Kozlova, Elena P.; Kuznetsov, Victor P.; Garina, Ekaterina P.; Romanovskaya, Elena V.; Andryashina, Natalia S.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-32015-7_75

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“…The enabling technologies of Industry 4.0 can assist in achieving these goals [23]. In this effort, manufacturing companies face the challenge of balancing technological trade-offs, such as technical feasibility and quality, while also considering environmental, social, and economic trade-offs such as industrial costs [24]. However, there is still a lack of clear definitions and limited recognition of the concept of technological sustainability in the scientific literature [25].…”

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Driving Manufacturing Companies toward Industry 5.0: A Strategic Framework for Process Technological Sustainability Assessment (P-TSA)

Vacchi,

Siligardi,

Settembre-Blundo

2024

Sustainability

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This study explores the complex nexus between technological innovation, Industry 4.0′s transformative paradigm, and the emerging concept of Industry 5.0, highlighting the critical role of integrating sustainability into factories to enhance organizational competitiveness. In this context, confusion arises between the terms “sustainable technologies” and “technological sustainability” due to two factors: the misuse of the terms as synonyms and the misattribution of conceptual meaning to each term. To clarify this ambiguity, this study validates a conceptual framework for technological sustainability by examining the processes of a ceramic manufacturing company. This assessment highlights the potential of technological sustainability and its associated measurement model to facilitate the transition from Industry 4.0 to Industry 5.0. This research provides fundamental insights into technological sustainability and serves as a guide for future empirical efforts aimed at achieving a balanced and sustainable integration of technology into manufacturing practices.

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Driving Manufacturing Companies toward Industry 5.0: A Strategic Framework for Process Technological Sustainability Assessment (P-TSA)

Vacchi,

Siligardi,

Settembre-Blundo

2024

Sustainability

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“…The expected rate of return on investment in this project was 33%. [12,13] Despite the many unsuccessful attempts to implement information systems, many companies around the world are seriously thinking about creating a system to improve their performance. Most likely, this is quite justified, since with a reasonable professional approach to the implementation of an information system, you can create a tool for more effective business management.…”

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Information Technology in The Activities of Service Enterprises

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IJITEE

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The article discusses the process of informatization in the system of activity of service enterprises. The essence of the definition of informatization in the service sector is revealed. The article describes the experience of using an operating level system that supports management operations, monitors elementary actions of an organization such as sales, payments, cash deposits, payroll. The main goal of the system at this level is to answer common questions and conduct transaction flows through the organization. The article indicates that the reform of the methods of managing facilities in the service sector entailed not only a reorganization of the organization of the process of automation of managerial activities, but also the spread of new forms of implementation of this activity.

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“…Reconciliation of conflicts related to environmental and social trade-offs, however, should also consider reconciliation of technological trade-offs [35,36], but not only. From a perspective of effective sustainable manufacturing, conflict reconciliation should take a holistic view and include all three trade-offs (environmental, social, and technological) simultaneously [37].…”

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Technological Sustainability or Sustainable Technology? A Multidimensional Vision of Sustainability in Manufacturing

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The topic of sustainability is becoming one of the strongest drivers of change in the marketplace by transforming into an element of competitiveness and an integral part of business strategy. Particularly in the manufacturing sector, a key role is played by technological innovations that allow companies to minimize the impact of their business on the environment and contribute to enhancing the value of the societies in which they operate. Technological process can be a lever to generate sustainable behaviors, confirming how innovation and sustainability constitute an increasingly close pair. However, it emerges that the nature of this relationship is explored by researchers and considered by practitioners almost exclusively in terms of the degree of sustainability of technological solutions. Lacking is an in-depth exploration of how a product or process, in addition to being environmentally and socio-economically sustainable, must or can also be technologically sustainable. This research therefore aims to build a theoretical foundation for technological sustainability seen as a possible fourth dimension of sustainable development.

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Methodological Bases of the Assessment of Sustainable Development of Industrial Enterprises (Technological Approach)

Cited by 14 publications

References 1 publication

Driving Manufacturing Companies toward Industry 5.0: A Strategic Framework for Process Technological Sustainability Assessment (P-TSA)

Driving Manufacturing Companies toward Industry 5.0: A Strategic Framework for Process Technological Sustainability Assessment (P-TSA)

Information Technology in The Activities of Service Enterprises

Technological Sustainability or Sustainable Technology? A Multidimensional Vision of Sustainability in Manufacturing

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