A Metamodel for Evaluating Enterprise Readiness in the Context of Industry 4.0

Basl, Josef; Doucek, Petr

doi:10.3390/info10030089

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“…Maturity Model (Austria) [23] Infosys (Czech Republic) [24] Smart Collaboration Index (Hungary) [25] Three Stage Maturity Model [26] Digital Maturity Model [27] Maturity of the Factory (Industrial Revolutions) [28] AHP and TOPSIS ranking (Industrial Revolutions) [29] Online-questionnaire for SMEs [30] Economic development readiness (Russia) [31] Malaysia readiness questionnaire [32] Furniture industry in Malaysia readiness [33] Smart production readiness for SMEs (Czech Republic) [34] Supply Chain Readiness (Ukraine) [35] Self-Assessment questionnaire [36] Development vs. Industry 4.0 (EU) [37] Detailed approach (for a specific field/department) SIMMI 4.0 [38] ERP Systems (Egypt) [39] Aratech -Six Stage Model [40] Capability Maturity Model Integration [41] ManuTech Maturity Model (Blockchain) [42] Maturity Model for Blockchain adoption [43] Maturity Model for Automotive Industry [44] NRW for Logistics 4.0 [45] Readiness of Delivery Process in Supply Chain [46] Readiness factor for Smart Services [47] Readiness Factor for Manufacturing [48] PLM Maturity Model [49] TRANSACTIONS OF FAMENA XLIV-3 (2020)…”

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Industry 4.0 Readiness Factor Calculation and Process Planning: State-of-the-Art Review

Trstenjak

Opetuk

2020

TFAMENA

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Process planning is confronting changes in terms of Industry 4.0. If the strategy and the investment plan are not defined properly, changes might cause loss. This emphasizes the importance of the readiness factor calculation. The factor expresses the current stage of development and enables the definition of a plan of action with respect to a goal. This paper gives a state-of-the-art preview of existing readiness factor calculation methods both within scientific and commercial approaches. Relation between the Industry 4.0, process planning and readiness factor calculation methods is examined and the scientific gap in the field is detected. This has enabled to create a framework of the new readiness factor calculation method, specialized for process planning in Industry 4.0.

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Industry 4.0 Readiness Factor Calculation and Process Planning: State-of-the-Art Review

Trstenjak

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2020

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“…The use of IoT in this industry (Basl and Doucek, 2019) and the "Smart City" concept is very topical. One of the important applications include the monitoring of utility consumption for the purposes of automatic invoicing and fraud detection.…”

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The Application of Internet of Things in Metering the Consumption of Utilities in the Czech Republic

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Purpose: This article proposes and analyses the potential use of IoT solutions for detecting water consumption not only from technical, but also from the business and financial points of view. This topic is important because by solving this problem, companies may save a lot of money and this paper provides financial analysis, which answers question, if the implementation is or is not meaningful.Methodology/Approach: Source data used in this paper come from an extensive survey among fifty experts from the energy supply industry in the Czech Republic during two-round workshops. One of the most attractive application has been appointed “monitoring of utility consumption” – for this article the water metering.Findings: We have reached the conclusion that an isolated implementation of IoT technologies is much more expensive than the current solution that are based on human labour, periodical inspections of meters by people. This is caused mainly by high prices of the sonic/mechanical metering devices supporting IoT functionality.Research Limitation/implication: Workshops and research work were realised in conditions in the Czech Republic. Principles of application opportunities and of its implementation are general, but the final decisions about their importance can be influenced by the specifics and situation in the Czech Republic.Originality/Value of paper: The value of the paper comes from the workshops where were defined important application opportunities for definition of the priority for each of defined application opportunities.

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“…Finance chiefs from the G-7 issued a stark warning that cryptocurrencies like the Libra digital money recently unveiled by Facebook should not be allowed before "serious regulatory and systemic concerns" are addressed (McHugh, 2019). From the IT point of view, it is necessary to see the development of cryptocurrencies as a part of further digitalization, robotization and automation, which according to (Basl & Doucek, 2019) in manufacturing are associated with the Industry 4.0 concept.…”

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A Probe Survey of Bitcoin Transactions Through Analysis of Advertising in an On-Line Discussion Forum

Bán¹,

Lánský²,

Mildeová³

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Cryptocurrencies have become a major phenomenon in recent years. For IT, a breakthrough is both the cryptocurrency itself as a commodity and the technology that cryptocurrency development has brought. The article focuses on the bitcoin cryptocurrency as the most important cryptocurrency. A relatively unexplored topic is what goods or services are purchased for bitcoins. To track what bitcoins are spent on, it is necessary to look for places that are dedicated to trading cryptocurrencies. The bitcointalk.org forum was chosen as a source for our data mining. The aim of the article is to find an answer to the research question: What are bitcoins on the discussion forum bitcointalk.org planned to be spent on? As part of the research, an application was developed using a PHP script to gather information from the discussion forum (bitcointalk.org). There is some evidence which suggests what types of products or services people spend cryptocurrencies on. This research has proven that cryptocurrencies are used to buy and sell goods or services in the electronics and computer world segments. Today, these segments are widespread, which may speed up the integration of cryptocurrencies into everyday life. This applies, of course, only if the risks associated with cryptocurrencies do not increase.

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A Metamodel for Evaluating Enterprise Readiness in the Context of Industry 4.0

Cited by 60 publications

References 15 publications

Industry 4.0 Readiness Factor Calculation and Process Planning: State-of-the-Art Review

Industry 4.0 Readiness Factor Calculation and Process Planning: State-of-the-Art Review

The Application of Internet of Things in Metering the Consumption of Utilities in the Czech Republic

A Probe Survey of Bitcoin Transactions Through Analysis of Advertising in an On-Line Discussion Forum

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