... Sustainable supply chain practices Governance quality Performance metrics Sustainable performance Manufacturing industry Developing country The surging interest in making manufacturing supply chain operations more sustainable is partly due to the unstable business environment that threatens...

..., financing constraints and risk-taking. Findings The results show three pivotal findings emerge: (1) ESG performance can significantly contribute to CCR in the manufacturing industry, with a more pronounced effect on corporate certification for quality and environmental management certification among...

.... As a resource and energy-intensive sector, the manufacturing industry has long been rigorously scrutinised for its environmental impact. Driven by the dual forces of tightening environmental regulations and the rise of green consumerism, green supply chain management (Green SCM) has evolved from an elective...

... in the manufacturing industry is initiating unprecedented changes or shifts, but the fundamentals of this phenomenon are yet to be explored. Examining the impact of AI from different theoretical perspectives on quality management, processes, decision-making, and organizational change in Q4.0, in particular, helps us...

... the competency to handle changes in the business environment. Industry 4.0 Servitization Firm performance Manufacturing industry Pakistan Theoretical value: This study shows that Industry 4.0 technology and servitization help manufacturing firms in determining firms’ performance...

...Monserrat Perez-Burgoin; Yolanda Baez-Lopez; Jorge Limon-Romero; Diego Tlapa; Jorge Luis García-Alcaraz Purpose The objective of this article is to identify the relationships between the enablers in the implementation of Green Lean Six Sigma (GLSS) in the Mexican manufacturing industry (MMI...

...Kaihan Yang; Ai Chin Thoo; Mohamed Syazwan Ab Talib; Hon Tat Huam Purpose This research attempts to explore how reverse logistics (RL) and sustainable supply chain initiatives (SSCI) affect sustainability performance (SP) in the manufacturing industry under the moderating effects of organisational...

... learning literature can be drawn and developed upon. Industry 4.0 Small and medium-sized enterprises Manufacturing industry Intervention-research Organizational changes Finally, the introduction of multiple Industry 4.0 technologies has been shown to impact multiple SMEs' processes, like...

... selection and post-mortem phase. Research limitations/implications Research using the case study method has a limitation in the generalization of the model. The CADT model generated in this study might be specific to the aerospace manufacturing industry and collaboration patterns between manufacturing...

... industry Organisational change Industry 4.0 Swedish Strategic Innovation Program Production 2030 2018-01583 The Fourth Industrial Revolution, or Industry 4.0, promises to increase productivity, reduce energy and material consumption and improve working conditions in manufacturing...

...Camilla Lundgren; Jon Bokrantz; Anders Skoogh Purpose Technological advancements are reshaping the manufacturing industry toward digitalized manufacturing. Despite the importance of top-class maintenance in such systems, many industrial companies lack a clear strategy for maintenance...

.../by/4.0/legalcode Uncertainty Decision making Process innovation Case studies Production systems Manufacturing industry Different decision-making approaches are used to solve problems when implementing process innovations (Bellgran and Säfsten, 2010 ; Gershwin, 2018). However...

... technology Digitization Technology Manufacturing industry Advanced manufacturing technology Industry 4.0 In recent years, the manufacturing context has been characterized by several phenomena such as the increase in competition among companies and the growing complexity of customer demands...

...Pierre Eric Christian Johansson; Lennart Malmsköld; Åsa Fast-Berglund; Lena Moestam Purpose The purpose of this paper is to describe challenges the manufacturing industry is currently facing when developing future assembly information systems. More specific, this paper focuses on the handling...

... a specific problem in the manufacturing industry. Marksberry et al. (2011) found that standardized work as a lean tool is being applied by various companies over the years, and Toyota uses standardized work as an analysis tool which requires a support structure, that is, not fully understood...

...) employed a dynamic vehicle allocation control approach for AMHS in the semiconductor manufacturing industry. The advantages of implementing intermediate systems in manufacturing processes are numerous (Bourke and Roper, 2016). First, AS/RS are considered as a key storage tool in distribution centers...

... for measuring innovation in research of the supply chain management area. Innovation Manufacturing performance Manufacturing industry Dependence Patent Supplier dependence – also known as supplier financial dependence – is defined as the extent to which a supplier firm is dependent upon its...

... on the concept of the Internet of Things, which will be introduced into the German manufacturing industry (Kagermann et al., 2013 ; Lasi et al., 2014). Manufacturing industry Case studies Small- and medium-sized enterprises Industry 4.0 This qualitative empirical study aims...

... and manufacturing industries. Pedro (2012) states the importance of systematic research article categorisation to specifically determine the required information and also to make a substantial conclusion and therefore achieve the key aim of the research study. The first journal categorisation...

... of the time limited to cost-based indicators. From a social viewpoint, most of the reviewed studies were based on workers and local community and society related indicators rather than consumers-based indicators. From a sectoral viewpoint, comparatively, studies for metal manufacturing industries were more...