Prospects of Digital Transformation Technologies (DTT) for Sustainable Logistics and Supply Chain Processes in Manufacturing

Junge, Anna Lisa

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-23816-2_70

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“…The results of the systematic literature analysis are displayed in figure 1, showing that 62 papers represent the basis for further consideration (Junge, 2020). "The remaining papers are published more often in production and manufacturing journals (e.g.…”

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“…They have different emphases representing the wide range of this interdisciplinary research topic.The papers were subsequently analyzed and investigated with regard to the technologies covered (applicable to all 62 papers) and then with a focus on sustainability. Six out of the 62 papers address sustainability aspects, representing 9.7%" (Junge, 2020).…”

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Digital transformation technologies as an enabler for sustainable logistics and supply chain processes – an exploratory framework

Junge

2019

BJO&PM

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Goal: The aim is to present a literature review for identifying digital transformation technologies (DTT) for manufacturing and pointing out their capabilities and applications. Furthermore, the paper lays out an exploratory framework to depict the impact scope of the cases on logistics and supply chain management (L&SCM) processes. Design / Methodology / Approach: The identification of relevant DTTs and their capabilities is based on a systematic literature review. The exploratory framework builds upon Industry 4.0 concepts and frameworks as well as the conditions for sustainable digital artefacts. It is then related to cases found in the systematic literature review. Results: The results indicate that the DTT auto identification, additive manufacturing, and cloud technology lead to improvements concerning transparency efficiency, optimizing distribution distances and logistics resources in networks. The framework presents an avenue for assessing the impact scope and potentials of implementing DTT. Limitations of the investigation: The literature base limits the findings since it is built upon two databases and is restricted to articles published in English. The theoretically deduced framework accounts for the dimensions technologies, the SCOR model and RAMI architecture. The illustration is simplified but can be detailed according to the needs. It is not tested based on case studies and should therefore be applied in practice to further develop it. Practical implications: Practitioners gain insight into how to anchor potential use cases for more sustainable L&SCM processes in the framework. Originality / Value: This paper is the first to relate the capabilities of DTT to more sustainable L&SCM processes in manufacturing by means of a systematic literature review and link the findings to an exploratory framework.

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Digital transformation technologies as an enabler for sustainable logistics and supply chain processes – an exploratory framework

Junge

2019

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“…The results of the study show that the quality of integration is an important antecedent variable that contributes to the sustainability of the logistics system. The researches (Parola F. et al, 2021) Scientists (Junge A.L., 2020) are exploring the prospects of using digital technologies for sustainable logistics and supply chain processes in manufacturing. The authors prove that digital technologies lead to possible improvements in terms of transparency of energy consumption, reduction of distribution distances and optimization of logistics resources.…”

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Digital technologies as a tool of efficient logistics

Verbivska

Zhygalkevych

Fisun

et al. 2023

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The study is dedicated to the justification of the need for the wide implementation of digital technologies in logistics activities, taking into account globalization challenges. The purpose of the article is to highlight the basics of implementing digital technologies as a tool ofefficientlogistics in modern conditions. The methodological basis of the study is a systematic approach, which allows studying logistics as a complex set of interdependent and interacting subsystems that have integral properties and develop under the influence of internal and external influencing factors. It has been proven that the use of information technologies in logistics makes it possible to: effectively solve current problems and eliminate possible problems in the future; improve the quality of logistics services; maximally load the capacity of logistics flows; rationalize material flows; increase the safety of transportation; optimize costs for the supply of resources and products; eliminate intermediate links by ensuring the transformation of information into forms that are convenient for consumers; increase the efficiency of information exchange and increase its security; implement new services and innovative customer support tools.

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Impacts of Digital Transformation on Supply Chain Sustainability: A Systematic Literature Review and Expert Assessment

Orellano

Tiss

2022

Collaborative Networks in Digitalization and Society 5.0

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Prospects of Digital Transformation Technologies (DTT) for Sustainable Logistics and Supply Chain Processes in Manufacturing

Cited by 8 publications

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Digital transformation technologies as an enabler for sustainable logistics and supply chain processes – an exploratory framework

Digital transformation technologies as an enabler for sustainable logistics and supply chain processes – an exploratory framework

Digital technologies as a tool of efficient logistics

Impacts of Digital Transformation on Supply Chain Sustainability: A Systematic Literature Review and Expert Assessment

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