... 01 2026 10 04 2026 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2026 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only AI agents Automation Project management Deanship of Research, King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals CUP2602 Funding: Yogesh K. Dwivedi’s...

... Licensed re-use rights only Interoperability Mobility Theory of planned behaviour Automation Security/privacy risk Smart home services In a traditional home, appliances are operated separately and locally. Residents control each device by pushing buttons or flipping switches. However...

...Thomas Gulledge; Tamer Chavusholu Purpose This paper aims to automate the supply chain operations reference (SCOR) model as an enabler for process‐oriented supply chain business intelligence. Design/methodology/approach The hypothesis is the following: SCOR model automation is possible using...

... locations allocated to each item and set reorder levels and maximum picking quantities for each item, thus greatly simplifying the task of the logistic manager. Utilization of this DSS enables one to maintain a high level of picking automation efficiency while drastically cutting the required support...

...Stuart J. Barnes; Eusebio Scornavacca; Douglas Innes Purpose Wireless and mobile technologies are changing the way that many organizations operate and do business. Mobile business‐to‐employee solutions, especially field force automation (FFA), have been widely adopted throughout the planet...

.... Therefore, organizations are faced to automate all of the possible manual ordering phases in order to increase the productivity of this function. Our purpose in this paper is to reveal how electronics manufacturers could achieve this challenging objective, and what are the possible causes for implementation...

...Eusebio Scornavacca, Jr; Joao Luiz Becker; Stuart J. Barnes The application of the Internet to traditional business and administrative activities has introduced considerable digitisation and process automation. One key area of development from a research perspective is the use of electronic (e...

...Reggie Davidrajuh The main work in this paper covers a methodology, tools and implementation techniques for automation of supplier selection procedures as an e‐commerce application. The work could be divided into two main parts. First, the development of a modeling methodology which can be used...

... at the same time low implementation costs. © MCB UP Limited 1998 Automation Computer-integrated manufacturing Design Implementation Computer integrated manufacturing (CIM) technology provides companies with an excellent opportunity in order to compete in the present global context...

... Limited 1997 Automation Automotive components industry Flexibility Implementation Just‐in‐time Today’s competitiveness and turbulence of markets, requiring higher and higher quality levels, reduced lead times and increased flexibility, ask for advanced technology and innovative...

...Hooshang M. Beheshti; Joel K. Worley The computer is probably the single greatest innovation of the twentieth century. However, with all their awe‐inspiring capabilities,computers create a new set of problems. Seeks to explore the problems of the automation and computer age. Begins by highlighting...

... detailed are the benefits of operating a single‐union agreement which promotes a continuous improvement in company performance as well as providing open and direct communication between all staff on site. © MCB UP Limited 1992 Automation Just‐in‐time Quality assurance Soft drinks Teamwork...

.... Leadership from the top is essential in implementing the use of IT, and the issue of risk‐taking becomes a style of management not necessarily inherent in parts of Britain. © MCB UP Limited 1991 Automation Competitiveness Information technology Management styles 20 INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT...

... Describes the background to the modernisation of Carlsberg′s bottling process at its Copenhagen brewery. The automation of the bottling lines is detailed, functions of the equipment are discussed e.g. custom graphics, as are some of the benefits resulting from the installation. 22 INDUSTRIAL...

... with examples for a time‐minimising assembly automation are presented. © MCB UP Limited 1990 Automation Databases Manufacturing industry Production engineering Production planning Simulation 6 INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT & DATA SYSTEMS 90,4 S hortening the manufacturing cycle of products with many...

...Mohsen Attaran The potential benefits that a firm can expect from an automated factory, the economic justification and the steps for implementing flexible manufacturing systems are discussed. Some British companies are used as case examples. They all point to the need for the UK to implement...

... with the growing demands on data processing (DP) services. Automated tools alone have not been able to reduce the pressure on DP personnel. In fact, the productivity of the average DP professional has shown no significant improvement over the last decade. The basic problem of designing systems that meet user...

... investment. Modern computer systems are capable of monitoring func­ tions normally performed by operators, and technology is now available for automated work handling, tool monitor­ ing and in-process or post-process component inspection. By combining these disciplines, a machining installation can be run...

...Ray Shaw The profusion of available and advancing electronic control technology poses problems of timing and choice for both the user and designer. The author discusses these dilemmas. © MCB UP Limited 1984 Computer Technology Computer Systems Electronics Industry Automation...

... journalist Bob Crew interviewed Leslie Miller, Chair‐man of TUKATEG, (The United Kingdom Automatic Test Equipment Suppliers' Group) on the prospects for a computerised factory of the future in British industry in the foreseeable future. © MCB UP Limited 1984 CAD CAM Automation Electronics...