Adapting to the Future: How Digitalization Shapes Sustainable Logistics and Resilient Supply Chain Management, vol 31

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

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, Christian Ringle and Thorsten Blecker, provides valuable insights into artificial intelligence and digital transformation in Supply Chain Management with regard to: - Advanced Manufacturing and Industry 4.0 - Artificial Intelligence and Blockchain - Business Analytics - Innovation and Technology Management - Supply Chain Risk and Security Management

Keywords: Advanced Manufacturing; Industry 4.0; Artificial Intelligence; Blockchain; Business Analytics; Innovation Management; Technology Management; Supply Chain Risk Management; Security Management (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2021
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Parametric selection of hybrid parts for additive manufacturing , pp 15-39

Michael Schöppe and Kaj Fuehrer

Designing the data supply chain of a smart construction factory , pp 41-62

Bennet Zander, Kerstin Lange and Hans-Dietrich Haasis

How to apply artificial intelligence in the additive value chain: A systematic literature review , pp 65-100

Martin Brylowski, Lea-Sophie Schwieger, Ayman Nagi and Wolfgang Kersten

Managing contract manufacturing relationships - An explorative research framework , pp 103-127

Tim Brandl

Scheduling mobile robots in part feeding systems , pp 129-149

Emilio Morett, Elena Tappia and Marco Melacini

Application of Industry 4.0 in the automotive sector , pp 151-182

Martin Sonntag, Jens Mehmann and Frank Teuteberg

Framework for indicator-based, sociotechnical project risk monitoring , pp 185-218

Philipp Gauß and Matthias Parlings

The state of artificial intelligence: Procurement versus sales and marketing , pp 223-243

Jan Spreitzenbarth, Heiner Stuckenschmidt and Christoph Bode

AI-based recognition of dangerous goods labels and metric package features , pp 245-272

Robert Brylka, Benjamin Bierwirth and Ulrich Schwanecke

Design of a DLT-based document management system in road transport , pp 275-299

Roger Heines, Sandro Rüttimann and Reinhard Jung

Decision-making in multimodal supply chains using machine learning , pp 301-325

Manuel Weinke, Peter Poschmann and Frank Straube

How Blockchain interrelates with trust in the supply chain context: Insights from tracing sustainability in the metal industry , pp 329-351

Abbas Batwa, Andreas Norrman and Ala Arvidsson

A roadmap for the effective implementation of blockchain technology , pp 353-375

Camillo Loro, Riccardo Mangiaracina and Angela Tumino

Machine learning in supply chain management: A scoping review , pp 377-406

Martin Brylowski, Meike Schröder, Sebastian Lodemann and Wolfgang Kersten

Supply chain analytics implementation: A TOE perspective , pp 411-434

Sebastian Lodemann and Wolfgang Kersten

A reference model for data-driven sales planning: Development of the model's framework and functionality , pp 441-476

Daniel Büttner, Anne Antonia Scheidler and Markus Rabe

Drivers of customer satisfaction with waste-disposal-services: A PLS-SEM approach , pp 479-497

Torsten Mischel and Svenja Damberg

Application of social media data in supply chain management: A systematic review , pp 499-523

Xi Chen and Tse Chiu Wong

Exoskeletons: Productivity and ergonomics in logistics:a systematic review , pp 527-561

Victor Kaupe, Carsten Feldmann and Heiko Wagner

Digitization of the car: Impact on automotive logistics , pp 565-583

Daniel Fruhner and Katja Klingebiel

Scenario analysis of online food supply chains , pp 585-609

Anne Beckmann

Logistics platform strategies for freight technology-enabled smart services , pp 611-636

Christoph Heinbach, Martin Schwemmer and Oliver Thomas

Logistics innovation and integration: Impact on supply chain adaptability , pp 639-661

Sara Siddig Ali Abdalla

Bus driver's technology acceptance for driving assistants , pp 663-689

Tim Gruchmann, Nadine Pratt and Axel Salzmann

Development of a Procurement-4.0-PMS using the Balanced Scorecard , pp 691-721

Lorenzo Pirrone and Dennis Meyer

Conceptual framework for a digital organization , pp 723-746

Meike Schröder and Sonja Pahlevan

Integration of stakeholders in the innovation process of transportation networks , pp 749-766

Maximilian Leven and Wolfgang Kersten

Cold chain logistics: The case of Turkish Airlines vaccine distribution , pp 771-798

Sercan Demir, Ersin Aktas and Turan Paksoy

Organizational flexibility of airlines during COVID-19: A study on the airline companies in Turkey , pp 801-823

Sercan Demir, Ersin Aktas and Turan Paksoy

Feasibility study on augmented supplier audit , pp 825-851

Gottfried Obmann and Sascha Stradner

Approach for application-specific selection of risk assessment methods , pp 853-877

Lukas Nikelowski and Rika Voss

Impacts of the COVID-19 crisis on inland navigation , pp 879-898

Bianca Borca and Lisa-Maria Putz

Simultaneous treatment of risk and resilience , pp 901-916

Sandra König

Disruptions and exception handling in food supply chains , pp 919-941

Jonas Koreis, Dominik Loske, Joachim Schmidt and Matthias Klumpp

Analysis of the Suez Canal blockage with queueing theory , pp 943-959

Johannes Gast, Tom Binsfeld, Francesca Marsili and Carlos Jahn

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