Industry 4.0 within the framework of Supply Chain: a literature review and future research directions

Abstract

Since its introduction on 2013, Industry 4.0 concept has been applied towards the digitalization of the business environment and has been increasingly a favorite topic for academic research. Moreover, the current needs of an out most efficient supply chain within this global and highly competitive world, has set the incorporation of the Industry 4.0 into its structure as a crucial element. The aim of the authors is to examine the progress and identify any research gaps with relevance to scholarly outcomes on Industry 4.0 within the framework of the supply chain. Thus, the authors have systematically reviewed the articles regarding the topic that were published from 2013 and onwards. In this paper, the obtained results from both the generic analysis (e.g. year of publication, subject areas) and the specific one corresponding to four subject areas and the three levels of Industry 4.0 are presented, which can be used as a base for future research agenda in related topics.  

Keywords

• Supply Chain,Industry 4.0

Industry 4.0 within the framework of Supply Chain: a literature review and future research directions

Öz

2013 yılında iş ve akademik dünyanın gündeme girdiginden beri, Endüstri 4.0 kavramı iş çevresinin (süreçlerinin) dijitalleşmesine yönelik uygulanmakta ve araştırmacıların giderek daha fazla ilgisini çekmektedir. Dahası, küresel ve rekabetçi iş dünyasında tedarik zinciri süreçlerinin en etkin şekilde yürütülebilmesi için, endüstri 4.0 uygulamaları bu süreçlerin yapısına önemli bir unsur olarak dahil edilmiştir. Yazarların amacı (Çalışmanın amacı) tedarik zinciri kapsamında endüstri 4.0 ile ilgili akademik yazındaki ilerleyişi incelemek ve ihmal edilmiş araştırma konularını tespit etmektir. Bu nedenle, yazarlar 2013'ten günümüze dek yayımlanmış makaleleri araştırma konularına göre incelemişlerdir. Analiz sonucunda hem yıllara göre araştırma konuları ortaya konulmuş  hem de ilgili alanda gelecekteki  araştırmalar için temel teşkil edebilecek dört araştırma alanı ve endüstri 4.0 olgusunun üç düzeyi tanımlanmıştır.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Tedarik Zinciri,Endüstri 4.0

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