Internet of Things, Big Data, Industry 4.0 – Innovative Solutions in Logistics and Supply Chains Management ☆

By K. Witkowski. 2017

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Abstract The aim of this article is to present some ‘smart’ solutions which could be recognised as innovative solutions in both areas: technology and organisation. The above mentioned solutions could be implemented by logistics which, in the era of globalization, plays a very important role. This applies not only to functioning of individual companies, but also to national economies and even the world economy. The phenomenon of competition can now be observed not just in individual companies but in entire supply chains. The pace of development of the modern economy means that companies are forced to constantly introduce more and more new solutions, resulting in innovation driving the progress of the market. This article is a part of research, which considers the problem of implementation of IT solutions logistics.

Subfields: Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Management of Technology and Innovation

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