Contributions of Industry 4.0 to Lean Management within the Supply Chain Operations Reference Model

Q2 Business, Management and Accounting

International Journal of Integrated Supply Management Pub Date : 2020-06-15 DOI:10.1504/ijism.2020.10029184

J. Müller, Hendrik Birkel

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Abstract

Industry 4.0 describes a concept for horizontal and vertical interconnection on the basis of cyber-physical systems and the internet of things. The implementation within single factories has been given predominant consideration so far, but the implications across entire supply chains are less understood. Likewise, lean management principles have been partially described as a prerequisite for Industry 4.0, but also as being in conflict with the aims of Industry 4.0. In response, this paper presents the results of a systematic literature review, highlighting the potentials of Industry 4.0 for lean management within the six dimensions of the supply chain operations reference (SCOR) model. Further, potentially contradictory aspects of Industry 4.0 and lean management are presented, in particular regarding the implementation of Industry 4.0 across the supply chain, and ecological and social aspects that are in conflict with economic targets of lean management. Thereupon, the paper presents avenues for future research and managerial practice.

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工业4.0对供应链运营参考模型下精益管理的贡献

工业4.0描述了一个基于网络物理系统和物联网的水平和垂直互联的概念。到目前为止，在单个工厂内的实施已经得到了主要的考虑，但对整个供应链的影响却知之甚少。同样，精益管理原则被部分描述为工业4.0的先决条件，但也与工业4.0的目标相冲突。作为回应，本文提出了系统文献综述的结果，强调了工业4.0在供应链运营参考(SCOR)模型的六个维度内精益管理的潜力。此外，提出了工业4.0和精益管理的潜在矛盾方面，特别是关于工业4.0在整个供应链中的实施，以及与精益管理的经济目标相冲突的生态和社会方面。在此基础上，提出了未来研究和管理实践的途径。

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International Journal of Integrated Supply Management Business, Management and Accounting-Strategy and Management

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期刊介绍： IJISM''s thematic focus is on research that investigates and improves integration along supply chains. IJISM seeks high-impact scholarly analytical and empirical research in integrated supply management from academics and professionals. It is discipline-agnostic. Supply chain integration can be a complex and challenging imperative involving industry 4.0 ecosystems, alignment of supply markets and consumers, associated organisational changes, and the creation and management of integrative relationships in the supply chain. Substantive research that addresses such issues is solicited. Topics covered include: -Industry 4.0 and smart manufacturing/service eco-systems including blockchains, robotics, wearables, sensors, AI, data mining, additive technologies, etc. in integrated supply chains -Global integrated supply chain design -Purchasing and supplier coordination and relationships -New modelling, optimisation and empirical methodologies in integrated supply chain design and management -Risk management and resilience -Sustainable operations and sharing and circular economies -Lean supply managenent -Quality management in supply chains -Transportation and logistics -Customer relationship, service response, demand management in supply chains -E-commerce supply management -Performance measurement in supply chains