Decision Making Models for Sustainable Supply Chain in Industry 4.0: Opportunities and Future Research Agenda

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Springer Nature
Publication Type:
Chapter
Citation:
Innovations in Industrial Engineering II, 2023, pp. 175-185
Issue Date:
2023-01-01
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Managing supply chain activities have become a critical issue for manufacturing organization due to globalization and challenges faced by sustainability. Performance of supply chain can be evaluated by indicators and other factors. The evaluation of these factors becomes difficult due to lack of benchmarks and evaluation method. The supply chain has wide range of opportunities in the Industry 4.0 which is driven by many key enabling technologies such as: artificial intelligence, machine learning, deep learning and blockchain technology. These technologies have a positive impact on the sustainability performance of the supply chain activities. The decision-making models plays an important role in the evaluation of the supply chain strategies. The present study aims to identify and report the different models used in the sustainable supply chain management. These models are multi-criteria decision-making models, multi-objective-based models, artificial intelligence-based models. Bibliometric analysis is done with the VOSviewer and R studio using the bibliographic data of digital scientific databases. The content analysis is done after the bibliometric analysis based on the cluster analysis done in R studio. The main research areas and future research directions have been reported in the end of study. It is expected that this study can be helpful for the practitioners, policymakers and academia working in the area of sustainable supply chain management.
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