The role of industries in the new product development point: a research in Kahramanmaras metal kitchen industry

Abstract

Today, when market conditions and technology are constantly changing and differentiating, businesses are looking for ways to achieve sustainable competitive advantage. The key to sustainable competitive advantage is to follow innovations. One of the innovations is the industry 4.0 concept that we have heard often lately. Industry 4.0 ensures that the end-user consumer needs are met faster, more flexibly and productively at every stage of production. Enterprises are aware that processes are long and risk-filled to create new products. Managing the process in the right way is the process of following innovations. One of the sectors that will be most affected by changes is undoubtedly the metal kitchen industry. Purpose-It examines Industry 4.0 approaches of firms in metal kitchen industry operating in Kahramanmaraş province. Conclusion-Information about Industry 4.0 is provided.

A Research on the Possi̇ble Effects on Production Costs in the Industry 4.0 Process

“…Bu bağlamda rekabet gücünü arttırmak isteyen tüm işletmelerin fabrikalarını endüstri 4.0 ile uyumlu hale getirmek zorunda olduklarını iddia etmiştir. Göksu, Koska, Erdem ve Yılmaz (2018), Kahramanmaraş metal mutfak sanayiinde faaliyet gösteren firmaların endüstri 4.0 yaklaşımlarını inceledikleri çalışmalarında yeni ürün geliştirme süreçlerinde geleneksel üretim yöntemlerinden vaz geçmelerinin gerekliliğini vurgulamışlardır. Endüstri 4.0'ın sunduğu olanaklar kullanılarak yeni bir ileri üretim biçimine geçilmelidir.…”

“…In this context, he claimed that all enterprises that want to increase their competitiveness have to make their factories compatible with industry 4.0. Göksu, Koska, Erdem, and Yılmaz (2018) examined the industry 4.0 approaches of companies operating in the Kahramanmaraş metal kitchen industry in their study. They emphasized that businesses should give up traditional production methods in their new product development processes.…”