Collaborative and Communicative Logistics Flows Management Using the Internet of Things

Supply Chain Digitalization in the Wood Manufacturing Industry: A Bibliometric Literature Review

“…IoT applications has also been examined by many articles and has been linked to several supply chain drivers as well, the most used enablers of IoT application were sensors and RFID devices [11,33,34], the review of the literature has revealed that the implementation of IoT in the wood industry is somehow still limited to the traceability of wood in particular, especially when combined with other technologies such as blockchain and smart contracts [6,29,35,36,37,38,39,40,41], however it is highly anticipated that the wood industry will shortly follow the steps of other industries and overcome its current slow advancement [6,42].…”

“…Blockchain: [7]; [8]; [9]; [10]; [11] Resilience reducing disruptions Blockchain: [11]; IoT: [33] Efficiency accelerated SC processes less interruptions reduced costs Blockchain: [7]; [8]; [9]; [10]; [14]; [11]; IoT: [34]; [11]; Big Data: [44]; [45]; Cloud: [14] Provenance & Security certifiability verifiability tractability of product information, origin and authenticity assurance and integrity along the entire SC spanning, authentication confidentiality privacy and access control reduced risks of counterfeiting Blockchain: [15]; [2]; [16]; [17]; [18]; IoT: [35]; [36] Big Data: [46]; Cloud: [52]; [48]…”

“…Blockchain: [26]; [27]; [9]; [28]; IoT: [41]; [40]; [33]. Big Data: [50]; [51]; Cloud: [53] Smart contracts optimized design of business operations less need for intermediary less time and cost prominent level of security and justice hyperconnected logistics Blockchain: [29]; [30]; [31]; [15]; IOT: [39]; [29] As supply chain management core success elements rely on making use of available data and hence big data analytics (BDA) can revolutionise SCM by facilitating concurrent and methodical data collection, analysis and rapid decision making which will provide substantial performance improvements in various processes [43,44,45,46,47,48,49,50,51], Similarly in supply chains, enormous amounts of information can be seamlessly shared and transmitted between different participants using cloud computing [14,43,48,52,53], Although the applications that were proposed in recent research can be applied to various industries, a study of BDA applications in the wood industry has not been found, and a lack of research on further implementation of cloud technology or cloud manufacturing in the wood industry.…”

Towards a Green Supply Chain Based on Smart Urban Traffic Using Deep Learning Approach

“…Nowadays, the industrial companies tend to enhance their products quality, reduce lead time and costs, taking into account the customer requirements, in line with the changing competitive landscape and pressure on prices, which force them to focus more on sustainability than the environmental issues [1]. The environmental pollution is a serious problem worldwide, knowing that manufacturing and transportation are among the main sources of toxic gas emissions and subsequently affect the scale of air quality.…”