Education supply chain in the era of Industry 4.0

Li, Ling

doi:10.1002/sres.2702

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“…Li et al [20] developed block-chain based FeneChain that could investigate and operate the energy trading activities to build an industrious environment for Industry 4.0. Moreover, Li [21] studied the 'education supply chain' and confgured the educational system in the context of interactions of global institutions for Industry 4.0.…”

Section: B Advanced Driven Designs For Industry 40mentioning

confidence: 99%

EduChain: CIA-Compliant Blockchain for Intelligent Cyber Defense of Microservices in Education Industry 4.0

Rahman

Abuludin²,

Yuan³

et al. 2022

IEEE Trans. Ind. Inf.

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Massive data handling requirement in education industry 4.0 has attracted interests in the research of microservice architectures due to their scalability, resilience and elasticity characteristics. This development has been challenged by extensive data exchange required by a set of independent microservices to build a complete application, which could result in increasing risks and exposure to the security and privacy breaches of the data. It is imperative to see that educational data are highly sensitive, critical for ascertaining educational attainment and facilitating credentials for qualifcation verifcations. This paper puts forward a new proposal of devising a security and privacy-preserving design mechanism of data transactions in educational microservices leveraging the blockchain technology. The design comprises three phases, namely the blockchain framework, data sending-receiving and confdentialityintegrity-availability over a secured platform with each phase having detailed mechanisms for algorithm implementation. The proposal is shown to exhibit favourable performance in terms of time cost of publishing, throughput and latency, and shown to have high survey acceptance in terms of confdentiality, integrity and availability with approximately 10% improvement from prior blockchain adoption.

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Section: B Advanced Driven Designs For Industry 40mentioning

confidence: 99%

EduChain: CIA-Compliant Blockchain for Intelligent Cyber Defense of Microservices in Education Industry 4.0

Rahman

Abuludin²,

Yuan³

et al. 2022

IEEE Trans. Ind. Inf.

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“…Therefore, high inventory turnover is expected for the retail sector which needs prompt knowledge transmission in the supply chain. [13] emphasizes that knowledge consistency and scheduling provide effective decision-making and simplify reaction to consumer needs. According to [14] manufacturers are still trying to manage stock levels and ensure the correct items are accessible at the store level in the right amounts.…”

Section: Sustainability Issues Of Supply Chainmentioning

confidence: 99%

Industry 4.0 readiness: the impact of digital transformation on supply chain performance

et al. 2021

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In the context of Digital Economy the usage of information and communication technology to promote commercial operations has grown significantly with the advent of electronic business and networking systems. This research focuses on the new generation technologies and on communications between all supply chain components. The study enable Russian and Thai retail supply chain administrators and market leaders (including policy makers) to share their expert opinion about impact of digital transformation on supply chain performance. Once each organization affirmed its commitment to be engage in the interview, analytical conclusions were made on the basic of semi-structured open discussions and surveys of 18-36 employees from each organization which were combined in such a way as to present a complete profile of the organizations readiness to Industry 4.0 strategy. 236 semi-structured open interviews focused on a few topics and keywords have been performed. In fact, five generalized qualitative interviews (profiles) present the analytical evidence from five leading brands. This approach helps to consider more fully how they perceive and understand digital transformation. The purpose was to gain a rich basis of the interviewed person’s content and this approach is quite well adapted to analyses. The research implemented the quantitative methodology throughout using the named data and had been treated with SPSS statistical tool for hypotheses validation. As the result statistically evidenced presence of a relationship between digitalization, the Industry 4.0 technologies and supply chain performance.

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“…In the first revolution, knowledge was expanded and disseminated through new universities, books, and newspapers. In the second revolution, education mainly contributed by training engineers and technicians for industry and increasing the supply of higher education courses (Li, 2020). The invention of computers and the emergence of the Internet during the third industrial revolution enabled the creation of e-learning and the popularization of distance learning courses (Yusuf et al, 2020).…”

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Towards the revolution and democratization of education: a framework to overcome challenges and explore opportunities through Industry 4.0

Costa¹,

Santos²,

Oliveira³

2021

Informatics in Education

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Education 4.0 (E4) aims to improve the teaching-learning process and democratize access to quality education by using Industry 4.0 technologies in educational environments. The main objective of this article is to propose a framework containing a package of policies and initiatives for the drivers of society (industry, government, and academia) to develop E4. The framework was elaborated through systematic review based on good practices, challenges, and opportunities of E4, which were systematized considering the technical-scientific literature and the authors' experience. The main scientific contribution of this work is the creation of a new block of knowledge about E4 that expands and at the same time deepens the existing literature and can support new research and foster initiatives on the subject. Its main applied contribution is to increase access to quality education through the development of E4.

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Education supply chain in the era of Industry 4.0

Cited by 126 publications

References 19 publications

EduChain: CIA-Compliant Blockchain for Intelligent Cyber Defense of Microservices in Education Industry 4.0

EduChain: CIA-Compliant Blockchain for Intelligent Cyber Defense of Microservices in Education Industry 4.0

Industry 4.0 readiness: the impact of digital transformation on supply chain performance

Towards the revolution and democratization of education: a framework to overcome challenges and explore opportunities through Industry 4.0

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