Industry4.0 Technology Battles in Manufacturing Operations Management

de Vries, Aksel

Industry4.0 Technology Battles in Manufacturing Operations Management

Non-technical dominance factors for IIoT & MES

Master thesis (2021)

Authors

Aksel de Vries Technology, Policy and Management

Contributors

MFWHA Janssen Information and Communication Technology (mentor)

Faculty

Technology, Policy and Management, Technology, Policy and Management

Smart Industry 4.0 ISA-95 Factory of the Future IIoT Technology Battle Platform War MOM MES RAMI4.0 B2MML MAAS Manufacturing as a Service System Builder Collaborative Supply Chain Creation of Meaning

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09-02-2021

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English

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Technology, Policy and Management

Abstract

With the Fourth Industrial Revolution, new industrial automation technologies (Industrial IoT) may replace the existing standard (MES). Most literature analyses software vendor techno-functional design, or manufacturer’s digital transformation. This paper takes a novel approach, by analysing the Business Eco-System with a lens of 11 nontechnical dominance factors. Evolutionary Economics and Economics Networks models are employed, such as Platform Wars, Technology Battles and Hughes’ Large Technical System. Can existing vendors adopt the new technologies, or will market entrants gain market dominance? How can manufacturers respond to the market uncertainty? A lot is at stake; will Europe be able to re-industrialise, and re-shore millions of jobs lost to Asia?

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