Assessment of Key Success Factors for Industry 4.0 Implementation in Manufacturing Industry using EDAS

Gadekar, Rimalini; Sarkar, Bijan; Gadekar, Ashish

doi:10.46335/ijies.2021.6.1.1

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“…The difference between lean and green waste is that the first is about non-value-added activities, and the second is about needless utilization of water, electricity and natural assets (Mollenkopf et al , 2010; Marco-Ferreira et al , 2020). Gadekar and Gadekar (2014) introduced an incorporated framework for these practices for attaining both financial and ecologically sustainable performance in an organization. Pampanelli et al (2014) believed that the green and lean concept could decrease resource utilization from 40% to 60% on a normal and could diminish the total expense of energy needed for manufacturing.…”

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Green Lean Six Sigma for sustainability improvement: a systematic review and future research agenda

Yadav

Kaswan

Gahlot

et al. 2023

IJLSS

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Purpose The main purpose of this study is to explore different aspects of the Green Lean Six Sigma (GLSS) approach, application status and potential benefits from a comprehensive review of the literature and provide an avenue for future research work. This study also provides a conceptual framework for GLSS. Design/methodology/approach To do a systematic analysis of the literature, a systematic literature review methodology has been used in this research work. From the reputed databases, 140 articles were identified to explore hidden aspects of GLSS. Exploration of articles in different continents, year-wise, approach-wise and journal-wise was also done to find the execution status of GLSS. Findings This study depicts that GLSS implementation is increasing year by year, and it leads to considerable improvement in all dimensions of sustainability. Enablers, barriers, tools and potential benefits that foster the execution of GLSS in industrial organizations are also identified based on a systematic review of the literature. Originality/value The study’s uniqueness lies in that, to the best of the authors’ knowledge, this study is the first of its kind that depicts the execution status of GLSS, and its different facets, explores different available frameworks and provides avenues for potential research in this area for potential researchers and practitioners.

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Green Lean Six Sigma for sustainability improvement: a systematic review and future research agenda

Yadav

Kaswan

Gahlot

et al. 2023

IJLSS

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Strategic Alignment and Industry 4.0: An Exploratory Study with Eleven Companies

Oliveira

Gonçalves

Laurindo

2022

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Analysis and Evaluation of Roadblocks Hindering Lean-Green and Industry 4.0 Practices in Indian Manufacturing Industries

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Sarkar

Gadekar

2023

International Journal of Decision Support System Technology

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This research is focused on the identification, assessment, analysis, and evaluation of the impact of the most prominent out of many roadblocks impeding the implementation of Lean-Green and I4.0 practices in manufacturing industries. The research methodology is underpinned by an extensive literature review with expert interventions to make it comprehensive and far-reaching. Further, this exploratory research to address the broad objectives is based on a large sample size, which is validated statistically and empirically for its aptness. A combination of widely used statistical methods is used to converge, assess, analyze, and evaluate the impact of each roadblock individually and in the group on I4.0 implementation in industry. The study prominently depicts lack of organizational leadership, unclear waste management practices, and missing environment-friendly practices as the most prominent roadblocks hindering the progression of Lean-Green and I4.0 adoption. The novel PCA-ISM Fuzzy MICMAC integrated model developed in this research makes this article unique.

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Assessment of Key Success Factors for Industry 4.0 Implementation in Manufacturing Industry using EDAS

Cited by 3 publications

References 23 publications

Green Lean Six Sigma for sustainability improvement: a systematic review and future research agenda

Green Lean Six Sigma for sustainability improvement: a systematic review and future research agenda

Strategic Alignment and Industry 4.0: An Exploratory Study with Eleven Companies

Analysis and Evaluation of Roadblocks Hindering Lean-Green and Industry 4.0 Practices in Indian Manufacturing Industries

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