Logistics · 2022 · 59 citations · 56 references
Logistics ProcessesEngineeringLogistics OptimizationTransport LogisticSmart ManufacturingManagementLogistics ServiceSystems EngineeringLogisticsSupply ChainIntegral LogisticsIndustry 4.0Logistics ModelFourth-party LogisticsEnvironmental LogisticsFourth Industrial RevolutionLogistics 4.0Dematel ApproachSupply Chain ManagementOperations ManagementCritical Success FactorsSupply ManagementBusiness OperationsBusinessTechnology
The Fourth Industrial Revolution has transformed operations, technologies, logistics and supply chains, prompting the need to upgrade conventional logistics into digital logistics (Logistics 4.0). This study investigates the critical success factors required for adopting Logistics 4.0. By conducting a comprehensive literature review with expert input and applying the DEMATEL method, the authors identified and interrelated the critical success factors, categorizing them into cause‑ and effect‑groups. The analysis revealed six cause‑group factors and four effect‑group factors, with top‑management commitment, alignment of initiatives with strategy, and technological infrastructure emerging as the most influential factors, thereby guiding managers to prioritize resources for Logistics 4.0 adoption.
Background: Fourth Industrial Revolution (Industry 4.0) has revolutionized the operations, technologies, logistics and supply chain. To align with industry 4.0, the conventional logistics processes need to upgrade into digital logistics (logistics 4.0). This study aims to analyse the critical success factors of logistics 4.0. Methods: To accomplish this objective a comprehensive literature review is conducted for the identification of the critical success factors of logistics 4.0 with the expert’s input. These critical success factors are interrelated, and this interrelationship is explored through the DEMATEL approach. The applied methodology is categorised the critical success factors into cause-and-effect groups. Six factors belong to the cause group and the remaining four belong to the effect group. Results: The ‘top management commitment and support’, ‘aligning the initiatives of logistic 4.0 with organizational strategy’ and ‘technological infrastructure’ are the most influential critical success factors. This analysis also recognized the most influential and influenced factor amongst all identified critical success factors that will help the practitioners to optimal utilization of the resources. Conclusions: The findings of the study support the managers and practitioners in strategizing their effort for logistics 4.0 adoption.
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