Publications regarding Industry 4.0 and resilience in the supply chain context
| Authors | Journal | Aims and main findings |
|---|---|---|
| Min (2019) | Business Horizons | It presents how Blockchain technologies can improve the supply chains’ resilience. It encourages new researches linking the integrations between Blockchain technology and other disruptive technologies (e.g. cloud computing, robotics and artificial intelligence) to enhance supply chain resilience |
| Chen, Das and Ivanov (2019) | International Journal of Information Management | This study identified key factors for the post-disruption recovery of the supply chain. Amongst these, stand out mechanisms to speed up the disruption identification and initial decision-making, the implementation of information tools to enhance the technical recovery of supply chains and ways to enhance coordination, collaboration and agility as well as a supply chain redesign aiming to get a business/ operations recovery |
| Ivanov and Dolgui (2020) | Production, Planning and Control | It proposes the application of Digital Twin technology to enhance resilience of supply chains. According to this research, this kind of technology can improve attributes in terms of real-time data of disruption and end-to-end visibility, facilitating the predictive and reactive decision-making and collaborating for the supply chain processes’ continuity |
| Ralston and Blackhurst (2020) | International Journal of Production Research | It studies if the smart systems and autonomous processes of Industry 4.0 are capable to generate more resilience, reconfiguring and adapting supply chains to the unexpected events and disruptions. According to the findings, companies which are using smart technologies are experimenting improvements on the performance and resilience of their supply chains. These authors have identified that autonomous processes are true capability enhancers to the supply chain resilience |
| Dubey et al. (2020) | International Journal of Production Research | It approaches the Blockchain technology for the humanitarian supply chains as the way to enhance swift-trust, collaboration and resilience. Findings from a survey research shows that Blockchain can improve collaboration and swift-trust in supply chains being able to get a relief on operations amid disaster situations |
| Authors | Journal | Aims and main findings |
|---|---|---|
| It presents how Blockchain technologies can improve the supply chains’ resilience. It encourages new researches linking the integrations between Blockchain technology and other disruptive technologies (e.g. cloud computing, robotics and artificial intelligence) to enhance supply chain resilience | ||
| This study identified key factors for the post-disruption recovery of the supply chain. Amongst these, stand out mechanisms to speed up the disruption identification and initial decision-making, the implementation of information tools to enhance the technical recovery of supply chains and ways to enhance coordination, collaboration and agility as well as a supply chain redesign aiming to get a business/ operations recovery | ||
| It proposes the application of Digital Twin technology to enhance resilience of supply chains. According to this research, this kind of technology can improve attributes in terms of real-time data of disruption and end-to-end visibility, facilitating the predictive and reactive decision-making and collaborating for the supply chain processes’ continuity | ||
| It studies if the smart systems and autonomous processes of Industry 4.0 are capable to generate more resilience, reconfiguring and adapting supply chains to the unexpected events and disruptions. According to the findings, companies which are using smart technologies are experimenting improvements on the performance and resilience of their supply chains. These authors have identified that autonomous processes are true capability enhancers to the supply chain resilience | ||
| It approaches the Blockchain technology for the humanitarian supply chains as the way to enhance swift-trust, collaboration and resilience. Findings from a survey research shows that Blockchain can improve collaboration and swift-trust in supply chains being able to get a relief on operations amid disaster situations |
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