Table 1 Grouping of factors for the...

Table 1

Grouping of factors for the selection of AM technologies (not limited to metal AM)

	Factor	Study
Technology-related	AM manufacturing process optimization	Jin et al. (2017a, b)
	Optimization of material consumption in extrusion processes	Jin et al. (2017a, b)
	Cost and technological limitations	Dwivedi et al. (2017)
	Integration of the digital process chain via one standard	Bonnard et al. (2018)
	Flexibility and where it is needed	Ding (2018)
	Capacity utilization (time, material, component lifetime), design adaptation, energy saving	Baumers et al. (2016)
	Quality, production time, material consumption	Achillas et al. (2015, 2017)
	Environmental impact, cost	Le Bourhis et al. (2013)
	Product properties such as complexity and volume	Baumers et al. (2016)
	Costs of manufacturing, safety stock	Knofius et al. (2016)
	Energy consumption as a driver of AM profitability	Niaki et al. (2019a, b)
	Complementary innovations in the supply chain	Martinsuo and Luomaranta (2018)
Demand-related	Awareness of key issues in the customer's processes and technical solutions	Ding (2018)
	Availability of training opportunities and investments to implement AM	Murmura and Bravi (2018)
	Experience with and knowledge on AM	Kianian et al. (2016), Murmura and Bravi (2018), Niaki and Nonino (2017)
	Small size of the focal company	Kianian et al. (2016)
	Demand rate	Knofius et al. (2016)
	Type of transition from conventional manufacturing to AM, company size, aim AM is used for	Niaki and Nonino (2017)
	Demand, the company's manufacturing strategy	Khajavi et al. (2014)
	Focal company's customers, customer sensitivity to price, delivery lead time	Muir and Haddud (2018)
Environment-related	Availability of industry standards	Martinsuo and Luomaranta (2018), Hannibal and Knight (2018)
	Role of AM in global manufacturing strategies of multinationals	Laplume et al. (2016)
	Geographical location	Durach et al. (2017)
	Customers' perception of brand, aesthetics and authenticity	Hannibal and Knight (2018)
	Environment	Le Bourhis (2013)
Supply-related	Support from the supply chain	Martinsuo and Luomaranta (2018)
	Supply risk	Muir and Haddud (2018)
	Supply chain flexibility as a mediator of the relation between AM and supply chain performance	Delic and Eyers (2020)
	Supply chain integration	Niaki and Nonino (2017)

	Factor	Study
Technology-related	AM manufacturing process optimization	Jin et al. (2017a, b)
	Optimization of material consumption in extrusion processes	Jin et al. (2017a, b)
	Cost and technological limitations	Dwivedi et al. (2017)
	Integration of the digital process chain via one standard	Bonnard et al. (2018)
	Flexibility and where it is needed	Ding (2018)
	Capacity utilization (time, material, component lifetime), design adaptation, energy saving	Baumers et al. (2016)
	Quality, production time, material consumption	Achillas et al. (2015, 2017)
	Environmental impact, cost	Le Bourhis et al. (2013)
	Product properties such as complexity and volume	Baumers et al. (2016)
	Costs of manufacturing, safety stock	Knofius et al. (2016)
	Energy consumption as a driver of AM profitability	Niaki et al. (2019a, b)
	Complementary innovations in the supply chain	Martinsuo and Luomaranta (2018)
Demand-related	Awareness of key issues in the customer's processes and technical solutions	Ding (2018)
	Availability of training opportunities and investments to implement AM	Murmura and Bravi (2018)
	Experience with and knowledge on AM	Kianian et al. (2016), Murmura and Bravi (2018), Niaki and Nonino (2017)
	Small size of the focal company	Kianian et al. (2016)
	Demand rate	Knofius et al. (2016)
	Type of transition from conventional manufacturing to AM, company size, aim AM is used for	Niaki and Nonino (2017)
	Demand, the company's manufacturing strategy	Khajavi et al. (2014)
	Focal company's customers, customer sensitivity to price, delivery lead time	Muir and Haddud (2018)
Environment-related	Availability of industry standards	Martinsuo and Luomaranta (2018), Hannibal and Knight (2018)
	Role of AM in global manufacturing strategies of multinationals	Laplume et al. (2016)
	Geographical location	Durach et al. (2017)
	Customers' perception of brand, aesthetics and authenticity	Hannibal and Knight (2018)
	Environment	Le Bourhis (2013)
Supply-related	Support from the supply chain	Martinsuo and Luomaranta (2018)
	Supply risk	Muir and Haddud (2018)
	Supply chain flexibility as a mediator of the relation between AM and supply chain performance	Delic and Eyers (2020)
	Supply chain integration	Niaki and Nonino (2017)

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