Benefits of the Technology 4.0 Used in the Supply Chain - Bibliometric Analysis and Aspects Deferring Digitization

Maryniak, Anna; Bulhakova, Yuliia

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“…We used a systematic review methodology to identify, examine and evaluate all relevant data on a fascinating topic step-by-step to obtain an objective judgment. Several approaches exist for conducting a systematic review (Paul et al, 2021;Paul and Criado, 2020), such as theory-based reviews (Gilal et al, 2019), structured reviews (Mishra et al, 2021;Paul and Singh, 2017), framework-based reviews (Paul and Mas, 2020), theory development reviews (Paul and Mas, 2020), bibliometric analyses (Fahimnia et al, 2015;Maryniak and Bulhakova, 2020) and meta-analyses (Rana and Paul, 2020). For this study, we adopted the structured review approach, which aligns with our aim of developing a comprehensive understanding of the current state of activity sampling studies, identifying gaps in the literature and suggesting future research directions.…”

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“…, 2021; Paul and Singh, 2017), framework-based reviews (Paul and Mas, 2020), theory development reviews (Paul and Mas, 2020), bibliometric analyses (Fahimnia et al. , 2015; Maryniak and Bulhakova, 2020) and meta-analyses (Rana and Paul, 2020). For this study, we adopted the structured review approach, which aligns with our aim of developing a comprehensive understanding of the current state of activity sampling studies, identifying gaps in the literature and suggesting future research directions.…”

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Activity sampling in the construction industry: a review and research agenda

Lee

Ahmad

Sarijari

2023

IJPPM

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PurposeActivity sampling is a technique to monitor onsite labourers' time utilisation, which can provide helpful information for the management level to implement suitable labour productivity improvement strategies continuously. However, there needs to be a review paper that compiles research on activity sampling studies to give readers a thorough grasp of the research trend. Hence, this paper aims to investigate the activity sampling techniques applied in earlier research from the angles of activity categories formation, data collection methods and data analysis.Design/methodology/approachThe method used in this paper is a systematic review guided by the PRISMA framework. The search was conducted in Scopus and Web of Science. The inclusion and exclusion criteria were applied, selecting 70 articles published between 2011 and 2022 for data extraction and analysis. The analysis method involved a qualitative synthesis of the findings from the selected articles.FindingsActivity sampling is broadly divided into four stages: targeting trade, determining activity categories, data collection and data analysis. This paper divides the activity categories into three levels and classifies the data collection methods into manual observation, sensor-based activity sampling and computer vision-based activity sampling. The previous studies applied activity sampling for two construction management purposes: labour productivity monitoring and ergonomic safety monitoring. This paper also further discusses the scientific research gaps and future research directions.Originality/valueThis review paper contributes to the body of knowledge in construction management by thoroughly understanding current state-of-the-art activity sampling techniques and research gaps.

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Activity sampling in the construction industry: a review and research agenda

Lee

Ahmad

Sarijari

2023

IJPPM

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“…Bibliometric analysis is a widely adopted research method to evaluate the breadth and depth of research evidence, which provides critical insights into both national and international contributions and identifies research gaps in particular fields of study [38][39][40][41]. For instance, bibliometric analyses have been applied across diverse disciplines, including education [42], material science [43], chemistry [44], economics [45], medicine [46], and engineering [47].…”

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Current Status and Future Research Trends of Construction Labor Productivity Monitoring: A Bibliometric Review

2023

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Construction labor productivity (CLP) is a critical measure of efficiency in the construction industry. This bibliometric review comprehensively analyzes global research trends in CLP monitoring over the past 56 years. The review identifies the top journals, authors, and nations contributing to this field and highlights a significant increase in publications since 2000. The co-authorship bibliometric map illustrates how different nations collaborate in research, with Europe and Asia being the most engaged regions in the study of CLP monitoring. The author keyword co-occurrence analysis indicated the need for more consistent and reliable measurements of CLP in the field. Furthermore, the review highlights the importance of factors such as occupational health and safety, change orders, and the adoption of lean construction principles and innovative technologies for monitoring and improving CLP. Finally, we evaluated the characteristics of different modeling approaches utilized in CLP monitoring studies, considering factors such as data availability, the complexity of relationships, and the required expertise. This study highlights the need for real-time and transparent CLP monitoring methods. Overall, this study contributes to the research field by offering insightful information on the current state of CLP monitoring and proposing potential future directions for research.

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“…In the recently published scientific work concerning supply chain digitalization, only a few articles examined the adoption of I4.0 technologies their attributes, benefits and drawbacks that can result from their application (Maryniak and Bulhakova, 2020;Abdirad and Krishnan, 2020;Kohl et al, 2021). Lagorio et al (2020) explored the trend toward new technologies in logistics and identified the main research trends and gaps.…”

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Toward digital construction supply chain-based Industry 4.0 solutions: scientometric-thematic analysis

Gharaibeh

Eriksson

Lantz

et al. 2022

SASBE

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PurposeThe wood construction industry has been described as slow in adapting efficiency-increasing activities in its operations and supply chain. The industry is still facing challenges related to digitalization, such as fragmentation, poor traceability and lack of real-time information. This study evaluates the status of digitalization in construction supply chains by thematically analyzing the existing literature and mapping research trends.Design/methodology/approachA review of the key literature from 2016 to 2021 was performed. The results highlight various technologies and their applications within supply chains and identify research gaps, especially between theoretical frameworks and actual implementation using a scientometric-thematic analysis.FindingsThis paper provides a conceptual framework to further aid researchers in exploring the current trends in Supply Chain 4.0 and its applications in the wood construction industry compared to other more advanced industries. Suggested directions for future research in the wood construction Supply Chain 4.0 are outlined.Originality/valueThe existing literature still lacks a comprehensive review of the potential of a digitalized supply chain, especially in the construction industry. This framework is pivotal to continue explaining and observing the best ways to accelerate and implement Supply Chain 4.0 practices for digitalized supply chain management (SCM) while focusing specifically on the wood construction industry. The literature review results will help develop a comprehensive framework for future research direction to create a clearer vision of the current state of digitalization in supply chains and focus on the wood construction supply chain, thus, fully achieving the benefits of Supply Chain 4.0 in the wood construction industry.

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Benefits of the Technology 4.0 Used in the Supply Chain - Bibliometric Analysis and Aspects Deferring Digitization

Cited by 4 publications

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Activity sampling in the construction industry: a review and research agenda

Activity sampling in the construction industry: a review and research agenda

Current Status and Future Research Trends of Construction Labor Productivity Monitoring: A Bibliometric Review

Toward digital construction supply chain-based Industry 4.0 solutions: scientometric-thematic analysis

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