Industry 4.0 Challenges for Business Process Management and Electronic-Commerce

Hitpass, Bernhard; Astudillo, Hernán

doi:10.4067/s0718-18762019000100101

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“…the Internet of Things (IoT), Internet of Services (IoS), cyber-physical systems, blockchain technologies, big data and hyperconnectivity (Hitpass & Astudillo, 2019).…”

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Conceptual Key Competency Model for Smart Factories in Production Processes

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Background and Purpose: The aim of the study is to develop a conceptual key competency model for smart factories in production processes, focused on the automotive industry, as innovation and continuous development in this industry are at the forefront and represent the key to its long-term success.Methodology: For the purpose of the research, we used a semi-structured interview as a method of data collection. Participants were segmented into three homogeneous groups, which are industry experts, university professors and secondary education teachers, and government experts. In order to analyse the qualitative data, we used the method of content analysis.Results: Based on the analysis of the data collected by structured interviews, we identified the key competencies that workers in smart factories in the automotive industry will need. The key competencies are technical skills, ICT skills, innovation and creativity, openness to learning, ability to accept and adapt to change, and various soft skills.Conclusion: Our research provides insights for managers working in organisations that are transformed by Industry 4.0. For instance, human resource managers can use our results to study what competencies potential candidates need to perform well on the job, particularly in regards to planning future job profiles in regards related to production processes. Moreover, they can design competency models in a way that is coherent with the trends of Industry 4.0. Educational policy makers should design curricula that develop mentioned competencies. In the future, the results presented here can be compared and contrasted with findings obtained by applying other empirical methods.

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“…the Internet of Things (IoT), Internet of Services (IoS), cyber-physical systems, blockchain technologies, big data and hyperconnectivity (Hitpass & Astudillo, 2019).…”

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“…This will require a widespread adoption of smart interconnection of machinery and systems, not only at the same production site but also across the entire organizational ecosystem. An enormous potential opens up for innovation in business processes and in the way society interacts at a global level [9].…”

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The experience of implementation with Agile Business Process Management

Rodríguez¹,

Molina²

2018

Adv. sci. technol. eng. syst. j.

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We have extended our previous work by presenting the initial results of how social technologies in particular wikis has the potential for Information Technology support of a cooperative community knowledge generation. This paper outlines an experience in the implementation of a multidisciplinary research project-AGILe busIness PrOcess (AGILIPO), applied to an important organization in Nicaragua. In addition, it focused on improving key process by describing through collaborative tools which foster end user collaboration and organization knowledge. We gathered evidence that blogs and podcasts couldn't afford to allow users on collaborative tasks of AGILIPO. The principal contributions of this work are the lessons learned from the experience of applying AGILIPO to an organization in Nicaragua, the key elements in achieving success in the application, the conditions that were brought together in order to use AGILIPO, the drawbacks during the experience and the relevant limitations of AGILIPO and how we can improve process by agile Business Process Management.

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“…Probably the most important policy measure, with far-reaching implications for society, was presented by the German government in 2011. This political strategic policy, known as the 4th industrial revolution or Industry 4.0, is based on high-tech strategies (Mosconi, 2015;Bertoncel et al, 2018) and different innovations, such as the Internet of Things (IoT), Internet of Services (IoS), cyber-physical systems, blockchain technologies, big data and hyperconnectivity (Hitpass and Astudillo, 2019). The reorganization of work in public administration and the introduction of information technology is a crucial period of the Third Industrial Revolution , in which computerization, work automation and digitization of processes in public administration took place (Ceruzzi, 2003).…”

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Best Practices of the Social Innovations in the Framework of the E-Government Evolution

Roblek¹,

Bach²,

Meško³

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The social innovations have been together with the advanced technology in the 21 st century, taking an essential role in social structures and their informatization processes. Information technology has become an indispensable factor not only in industry and service businesses, but also in governing systems at the micro (cities and regions) and macro (state and nations) levels. The information processes, which includes automation, have in the last few years an important impact on the transformation from "classical" governance into the "smart governance". In the paper are presented the best practices which show how could social innovations, together with the advanced technology also lead to the several democratic changes in the urban environment. It can be concluded that it will in many ways reorganize public decisionmakings, create changes in democratic processes that are in accordance with socioeconomic and technological development, and will represent the basis for the emergence of the so-called the smartest social community and the ensuing novel processes of organization and operation.

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Industry 4.0 Challenges for Business Process Management and Electronic-Commerce

Cited by 32 publications

References 3 publications

Conceptual Key Competency Model for Smart Factories in Production Processes

Conceptual Key Competency Model for Smart Factories in Production Processes

The experience of implementation with Agile Business Process Management

Best Practices of the Social Innovations in the Framework of the E-Government Evolution

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