Data Science and Innovation in Supply Chain Management: How Data Transforms the Value Chain, vol 29

Edited by Wolfgang Kersten, Thorsten Blecker and Christian M. Ringle

in Proceedings of the Hamburg International Conference of Logistics (HICL) from Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH), Institute of Business Logistics and General Management, currently edited by Wolfgang Kersten; Thorsten Blecker

Abstract: This volume contains research contributions by an international group of authors addressing innovative and technology-based approaches for supply chain management. They present business models and investment options for enhanced strategic decision making as well as recent approaches for supply chain analytics and risk management. This volume, edited by Wolfgang Kersten, Thorsten Blecker and Christian Ringle, provides valuable insights into artificial intelligence and digital transformation in Supply Chain Management with regard to: - Innovation and Technology Management - Advanced Manufacturing, Industry 4.0 and Blockchain - Supply Chain Analytics and Artificial Intelligence - Risk and Security Management - Platform Economy and innovative Business Models

Keywords: Logistics; Industry 4.0; Digitalization; Innovation; Supply Chain Management; Artificial Intelligence; Data Science (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2020
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Chapters in this book:

How disruptive start-ups change the world of warehouse logistics , pp 3-24

Julia Feldt, Henning Kontny and Frank Niemietz

Product modularization in integrated supply chains: A product life-cycle phase specific concept for effect allocation , pp 25-76

Martin Brylowski, Maximilian Ludwig, Wolfgang Kersten and Wolfgang Schultze

Simulating the impact of digitalization on retail logistics efficiency , pp 77-111

Dominik Loske and Matthias Klumpp

A procedural model for exoskeleton implementation in intralogistics , pp 113-151

Carsten Feldmann, Victor Kaupe and Martin Lucas

Blockchain technology: Integration in supply chain processes , pp 153-185

Tan Gürpinar, Sophie Harre, Michael Henke and Farah Saleh

Application of agile methods in traditional logistics companies and logistics start-ups: First results from a German Delphi study , pp 187-219

Malena Zielske and Tobias Held

Building a virtual maritime logistics cybersecurity training platform , pp 223-246

Harri Pyykkö, Jarkko Kuusijärvi, Sami Noponen, Sirra Toivonen and Ville Hinkka

Impact of notification time on risk mitigation in inland waterway transport , pp 247-278

Johannes Gast, Rebecca Wehrle, Marcus Wiens and Frank Schultmann

Improving risk assessment for interdependent urban critical infrastructures , pp 279-291

Sandra König

Product lifecycle optimization by application of process mining , pp 295-315

Marco Meßner and Johannes Dirnberger

Supply chain planning in the food industry , pp 317-353

David Stüve, Robert van der Meer, Matthias Lütke Entrup and Mouhamad Shaker Ali Agha

Evaluation of data quality in dimensioning capacity , pp 355-394

Lea Vliegen, Nikolas Ulrich Moroff and Katharina Riehl

A systematic classification of database solutions for data mining to support tasks in supply chains , pp 395-425

Joachim Hunker, Anne Antonia Scheidler and Markus Rabe

A first step towards automated image-based container inspections , pp 427-456

Steffen Klöver, Lutz Kretschmann and Carlos Jahn

Impacts of a smart factory on procurement logistics , pp 459-485

Bennet Zander, Kerstin Lange and Hans-Dietrich Haasis

Framing supply chain visibility through a multi-field approach , pp 487-519

Lucie Lechaptois

Realization and validation of a collaborative automated picking system , pp 521-558

Mathias Rieder and Richard Verbeet

Enhancing B2B supply chain traceability using smart contracts and IoT , pp 559-589

Mohamed Ahmed, Chantal Taconet, Mohamed Ould, Sophie Chabridon and Amel Bouzeghoub

Semantic service discovery in heterogeneous cyber-physical systems , pp 591-623

Andreas Lober, Hartwig Baumgärtel and Richard Verbeet

Identification of sociotechnical changes caused by Industry 4.0 , pp 625-660

Felix Schnasse, Jörn Steffen Menzefricke, Stefan Gabriel, Daniela Hobscheidt, Matthias Parlings, Arno Kühn and Roman Dumitrescu

Mastering the supply chain by a concept of a ditigal control-twin , pp 661-697

Wilmjakob Herlyn and Hartmut Zadek

Blockchain technology in Germany: An excerpt of real use cases in logistics industry , pp 699-735

Devis Bartsch and Herwig Winkler

Preventing mental strain for logistics workers: Guideline development , pp 737-761

Patrick Schwarz and Matthias Klumpp

Shared Digital Twins: Data sovereignty in logistics networks , pp 763-795

Hendrik Haße, Hendrik van der Valk, Norbert Weißenberg and Boris Otto

A holistic digitalization KPI framework for the aerospace industry , pp 797-847

Felix Krol, Muhammad Amad Saeed and Wolfgang Kersten

Success factors for online food retail logistics , pp 851-873

Anne Beckmann, Julia Kleineidam and Frank Straube

Selecting the right platform - The perspective of logistics service providers , pp 875-909

Jonas Haas and Mischa Seiter

Impact of digitalization on logistics provider business models , pp 911-938

Sascha Stradner and Uwe Brunner

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