The fourth industrial revolution brought a paradigm shift in the present manufacturing system
and its supply chain management (SCM). The evolution of Industry 4.0 (I4. 0) brought …

Lean 4.0 (L4. 0) is a transformed form of traditional lean to suit Industry 4.0's (I4. 0)
requirements. The L4. 0 has a great deal of potential to match the I4. 0's challenges in terms …

Purpose Growing emphasis on long-term viability prompts researchers and industry
professionals to collaborate on innovative approaches for sustainability and survival …

The commencement of Industry 4.0 is dramatically changing the method of working in the
manufacturing sector and it is anticipated to lead the way for forthcoming intelligent …

Supply chain management is one of the most prominent areas that needs to incorporate
sustainability to achieve responsible consumption and production (SDG 11). It has been …

Purpose The COVID-19 pandemic era has severely hampered the economy over the globe.
However, the manufacturing organizations across all the countries have struggled heavily …

Purpose The evolution of technology from the most recent industrial age to the technology
era better known as Industry 4.0 resulted in greater demand for horizontal, vertical and end …

A supply chain is a network that links technology, activities, resources and organisations
involved in the manufacturing and distribution of product and services. Supply Chain …

Abstract Since the first Industrial Revolution, the focus has shifted from mechanical
production to smart manufacturing. The revolutionary term Industry 4.0 introduced in twenty …

Abstract Today, Industry 4.0 and sustainable supply chain management are two of the most
extensively focused concepts by both academics and practitioners all over the globe. On the …