Industrie 4.0 in der praktischen Anwendung

Schlick, Jochen; Stephan, Peter; Loskyll, Matthias; Lappe, Dennis

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“…Data transfer between raw products, machines and workers can be monitored and processes can be adjusted in real time according to instant market demand. In essence, this model relies on the intensification of lean techniques of supply chain management, which ensure just-in-time and just-in-sequence delivery of components while avoiding productivity losses due to large inventories (Ru¨ttimann and St€ ockli, 2016; Schlick et al, 2014). As mentioned before, so far the Industry 4.0 concept is rather a narrative than a reality.…”

Section: Intra-regional Production In the On-demand Economymentioning

confidence: 99%

Digitalization and the geographies of production: Towards reshoring or global fragmentation?

Butollo

2020

Competition & Change

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The relationship between digitalization and the governance and geographies of global value chains has not been explored systematically. This contribution discusses how digitalization affects the variables that determine the localization of manufacturing, i.e. the substitution of work through automation, the deepening of the customer–producer relationship, the rationalization of distribution through digitalized logistics networks, and the increased modularization of supply chains through standardization and ‘platformisation’. The results of the theoretical exploration defy expectations of a straightforward ‘reshoring’ of production through the combined effects of automation and benefits through a co-localization of companies within their target markets. Tendencies that would support a stronger integration of production in advanced economies are instead being undercut by ongoing countertrends towards fragmentation. The contradictory tendencies of a geographical integration of manufacturing and target markets on the one hand and geographical fragmentation through sophisticated supply-chain organization on the other will affect the technologically facilitated processes of value chain restructuring in a sector-specific manner.

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Section: Intra-regional Production In the On-demand Economymentioning

confidence: 99%

Digitalization and the geographies of production: Towards reshoring or global fragmentation?

Butollo

2020

Competition & Change

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“…For example, if a machine failure is detected, the factory will immediately react to the fault and reroute production to other machines (Shrouf, Ordieres, and Miragliotta 2014). In the long-term horizon, factories will have the capability to adapt to changing market demands, technology options, and regulations in real time (Schlick, Stephan, Loskyll, and Lappe 2014). Vasarhelyi and Halper (1991) argued for an ''audit by exception'' where metrics would measure systems, standards would serve as benchmarks, and analytics would encompass the rules guiding issuing alarms to trigger actual audits.…”

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Imagineering Audit 4.0

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Vasarhelyi

2016

Journal of Emerging Technologies in Accounting

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“…The intention was to establish Germany as an integrated industry leader and market provider by redesigning manufacturing and production processes to create a fundamental shift from a centralized to a decentralized model based on the core information and communications technologies (ICT) systems. Accordingly, it is clear that the FIR set a path to digitalize not only German, but also European, industries [EC, 2016;Hermann, Pentek, Otto, 2015;Schlick et al, 2014].…”

Section: Evolution Of Industrial Revolutionsmentioning

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2006. It is published quarterly since 2009. Generally, each issue is dedicated to one theme. The Journal is on the list of reviewed scholarly journals approved by the Higher Attestation Commission of the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia for publishing key research findings of PhD and doctoral dissertations. The journal's main themes are: global governance and international affairs, world economy, international cooperation in education, science and innovation.The journal's mission is to disseminate the findings of research on global governance, international cooperation on a wide range of social and economic policies, including in the sphere of education, science and new economics, as well as creating a professional framework for discussion of trends and prognoses in these areas.

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Industrie 4.0 in der praktischen Anwendung

Cited by 4 publications

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Digitalization and the geographies of production: Towards reshoring or global fragmentation?

Digitalization and the geographies of production: Towards reshoring or global fragmentation?

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