Research on horizontal system model for food factories: A case study of process cheese manufacturer

Matsumoto, Takao; Chen, Yijun; Nakatsuka, Akihiro; Wang, Qunzhi

doi:10.1016/j.ijpe.2020.107616

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“…First, raw materials such as milk and other ingredients (cream, essence, nuts, dry food, butter, etc.) must be shipped to the ice cream plant (Matsumoto et al, 2020 ). The preliminary transportation of milk is particularly complex as the product is delivered from Vijayapura Milk Union Ltd.…”

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The global–local supply chains are affected by the forward and downward propagation of COVID-19. The pandemic disruption is a low-frequency and high-impact (black swan) event. Adapting to the “New Normal” situation requires adequate risk mitigation strategies. This study proposes a methodology to implement a risk mitigation strategy during supply chain disruptions. Random demand accumulation strategies are considered to identify the disruption-driven challenges under different pre and post-disruption scenarios. The best mitigation strategy and the optimal location of distribution centers to maximize the overall profit were determined using simulation-based optimization, greenfield analysis, and network optimization techniques. The proposed model is then evaluated and validated using appropriate sensitivity analysis. The main contribution of the study is to (i) perform cluster-based supply chain disruption analysis, (ii) propose a resilient and flexible model to illustrate the proactive and reactive measures for the ripple effect, (iii) prepare the supply chain for future pandemic-like crises, and (v) reveal the relationship between the pandemic impact and supply chain resilience. A case study of an ice cream manufacturer is used to demonstrate the proposed model.

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“…Every system is likely to become a legacy at some point and its data is characterized as valuable since its history can be used to understand its behavior in search of optimization (Batlajery et al, 2014). However, to remain competitive, companies must continually change their processes, sometimes radically, and legacy systems can delay modernization processes and directly influence the company's business strategy (Liu et al, 1998;Matsumoto et al, 2020;Moeuf et al, 2018;Morariu et al, 2016).…”

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Technology prioritization framework to adapt maintenance legacy systems for Industry 4.0 requirement: an interoperability approach

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Loures

Deschamps

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Prod.

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Paper aims: Aiming to avoid an inefficient digital transformation, the present work proposes a framework that will provide companies with a strategy to implement technologies to legacy systems of maintenance.Originality: Such a framework was produced through a series of strategic analyses using multicriteria decision-making (MCDM) methods.Research method: These analyses are composed of three steps. First, reviewing the literature of industry 4.0 and interoperability, combining the RAMI4.0 architecture and Framework for Enterprise Interoperability (FEI). Second, by exploring technics of maturity assessments, addressing systems attributes and requirements. Third, reviewing the literature of Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) and recent maintenance technologies applications. Main findings:The results confirm that such a framework can support the adequacy of legacy systems that are part of digital transformation projects. Implications for theory and practice:To test the proposed framework, a multinational industrial entity belonging to the automotive sector was selected for a case study.

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“…The problem of the accelerated growth in the demand for food is causing the food industries to look for ways to be more efficient (Mahroof et al, 2021;Matsumoto et al, 2020); this is because with the increase in their production, more significant waste is generated and an increase in the resources used throughout the entire food supply chain (FSC) (Govindan, 2018). The FSC is, at the industry level, one of the least efficient since it generates losses during processing, deposit, transfer and consumption (Ojha et al, 2020).…”

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Industry 4.0, circular economy and sustainability in the food industry: a literature review

Quiroz-Flores

Aguado-Rodriguez

Zegarra-Aguinaga

et al. 2023

IJIEOM

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PurposeThis paper aims to find the best tools to influence the improvement of sustainability in food supply chains (FSCs) by conducting a systematic review of articles. The reader will learn how the different industry 4.0 tools (I4.0T) benefit the FSC and the limitations of each tool.Design/methodology/approachA review of 436 articles published during the period 2019 to 2022 referenced in the Scopus and Web of Science databases was performed. The review was limited to articles published in English and directly related to Industry 4.0, circular economy and sustainability in the food supply chain.FindingsThe results show different contributions of I4.0, with some being more influential than others in improving sustainability in FSCs; for example, Internet of Things and Blockchain have been shown to contribute more toward transparency, traceability, process optimization and waste reduction.Originality/valueThe paper's contribution consisted of ranking according to their importance and the I4.0T that affect sustainability in FSCs by classifying the aspects of each tool and the sustainability factors through a categorization by the Analysis Hierarchy Process.

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Research on horizontal system model for food factories: A case study of process cheese manufacturer

Cited by 12 publications

References 12 publications

RETRACTED ARTICLE: Responsive strategies for new normal cold supply chain using greenfield, network optimization, and simulation analysis

RETRACTED ARTICLE: Responsive strategies for new normal cold supply chain using greenfield, network optimization, and simulation analysis

Technology prioritization framework to adapt maintenance legacy systems for Industry 4.0 requirement: an interoperability approach

Industry 4.0, circular economy and sustainability in the food industry: a literature review

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