Microalgae-based circular supply chain configurations using Industry 4.0 technologies for pharmaceuticals

Tsolakis, Naoum; Goldsmith, Aaron Tyler; Aivazidou, Eirini; Kumar, Mukesh

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2023.136397

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“…In 2019, Koh et al [2] predicted that Industry 4.0 technologies would lead to extensive innovation regarding new products, materials, manufacturing processes, and activities. Five years later, there are examples of implementation and research relating Industry 4.0 technologies to the food processing industry [3], the pharmaceutical industry [4], the manufacturing industry [5], and the retail industry [6], among others. Industry 4.0 and its potential for innovation is undeniable at this point [7].…”

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Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and Other Industry 4.0 Technologies in Spare Parts Warehousing in the Oil and Gas Industry: A Systematic Literature Review

Khan,

Solvang,

2024

Logistics

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Background: Spare parts warehousing in the oil and gas industry is essential for offshore production. With the introduction of Industry 4.0 and its subsequent technological tools, new functions are enabled in industrial logistics activities. Efficiency, visibility, optimization, and productivity are often mentioned as benefits of successful Industry 4.0 technology implementation in logistics activities. In this paper, the implementation of Industry 4.0 technologies such as the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) in spare parts warehousing in the oil and gas industry is studied. Method: 133 peer-reviewed journal publications indexed in Scopus and Web of Science are analyzed in a systematic literature review. The review is structured as frequency and content analysis. Aim: As there is limited research on this specific topic, the aim is for this paper to be a theoretical foundation that assists the industry with future solutions. Results: The list of benefits of implementation gathered from the literature is comprehensive. However, the list of challenges is particularly pertinent to the oil and gas industry and indicates a strong inclination towards limited and controlled implementation of some technologies. The safety demands of the industry mean there are many limitations to implementation currently. Conclusions: This paper reflects on the results, identifies research gaps, and gives proposals for future research.

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Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and Other Industry 4.0 Technologies in Spare Parts Warehousing in the Oil and Gas Industry: A Systematic Literature Review

Khan,

Solvang,

2024

Logistics

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“…From the field of knowledge of industrial symbiosis, some lines of work currently receiving great attention can be evident, such as waste management (Yadav and Majumdar 2023 ; Moser and Jauschnik 2023 ; Shi et al 2023 ; Noori et al 2023 ), network (Yazıcı et al 2023 ; Shmeleva et al 2023 ; Yu et al 2023 ; Ratsimandresy and Miemczyk 2023 ; Mallawaarachchi et al 2023 ; Yang et al 2023 ; Wang, et al 2023 ; Shan et al 2023 ), management (Agudo et al 2024 ; Erol et al 2023 ; Harfeldt-Berg and Harfeldt-Berg 2023 ; Bruel and Godina 2023 ; Hariyani and Mishra 2023 ; Xue et al 2023 ), technology adoption (Beaurain et al 2023 ), and circular economy (Bui et al 2023 ; Tsolakis et al 2023 ; Faria et al 2023 ; Liu et al 2023 ).…”

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The role of trophic, mutualistic, and competitive interactions in an industrial symbiosis process implementation: an ecological network perspective

Escandon-Barbosa,

Salas-Paramo,

Paque

2024

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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For both government and private institutions, the development of collaboration networks becomes an element of great importance for the implementation of related policies such as the circular economy and sustainable practices in manufacturing. Despite the above, such initiatives have not received as much attention in literature but have been decisive as both public and private initiatives. Initiatives in Latin America do not escape this scenario, especially in the creation of conditions that allow the promotion of approaches such as industrial symbiosis. In this way, the present research is aimed at identifying the role of trophic, mutualistic, and competitive interactions in an industrial symbiosis process implementation. A network analysis model is used to achieve this purpose. This technique allows us to know the degree of importance of the different actors that are part of a network, as well as the factors that determine the implementation of initiatives such as industrial symbiosis. Among the results are that empirical findings confirm the presence of trophic interactions that enhance resource efficiency, mutualistic interactions fostering collaboration and synergy, and competitive interactions promoting efficiency and dynamism. Additionally, a green culture, business size, and innovation activities are revealed as influential factors amplifying network dynamics.

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Role of Manufacturing Industry for Minimizing the Barriers to Circular Transition in the Health Sector: A Framework

Alfina,

Ratnayake

2023

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Microalgae-based circular supply chain configurations using Industry 4.0 technologies for pharmaceuticals

Cited by 14 publications

References 67 publications

Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and Other Industry 4.0 Technologies in Spare Parts Warehousing in the Oil and Gas Industry: A Systematic Literature Review

Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and Other Industry 4.0 Technologies in Spare Parts Warehousing in the Oil and Gas Industry: A Systematic Literature Review

The role of trophic, mutualistic, and competitive interactions in an industrial symbiosis process implementation: an ecological network perspective

Role of Manufacturing Industry for Minimizing the Barriers to Circular Transition in the Health Sector: A Framework

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