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Wolfgang Kersten Prof. Dr. Thorsten Blecker Prof. Dr. Christian M. Ringle (Editors) This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 In- ternational License. To view a copy of this license, visit https://creativecommons. org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ or send a letter to Creative Commons, PO Box 1866, Moun- tain View, CA 94042, USA. Edition 1st edition, September 2018 Publisher epubli GmbH, Berlin, www.epubli.de Editors Wolfgang Kersten, Thorsten Blecker, Christian M. Ringle Cover (Photo) Christoph Mahlstedt – unsplash.com/@_senator_ Layout Luis Brunswick Franco, Francisco Williams Riquer ISBN 978-3-746765-35-8 ISSN (print) 2635-4430 ISSN (online) 2365-5070 Contents Preface .................................... vii I Advanced Manufacturing and Industry 4.0 1 Running the Machine Faster: Acceleration, Humans and Warehousing .... 3 Tony Cragg, Thierry Sauvage, Mohammed Haouari, Sarrah Chraibi, Oussama El Khalil Houssaini Supplier Integration in Industry 4.0 – Requirements and Strategies ...... 23 Julian Marius Müller, Johannes W. Veile, Kai-Ingo Volgt Scope for Industry 4.0 in Agri-food Supply Chains .............. 37 Claudine Soosay, Raja Kannusamy Advanced Scientific Algorithms in Digital Factory Design Applications .... 57 Jacob Lohmer, Armin Klausnitzer, Rainer Lasch Additive Manufacturing in Supply Chains – The Future of Purchasing Processes 79 Stephanie Niehues, Laura Berger, Michael Henke II Innovation and Technology Management 97 Eficiency Analysis for Digitalised Working Systems of Truck Drivers ..... 99 Dominic Loske, Matthias Klumpp Alternative Development Paths for Supply Chains in 2030 .......... 121 Denis Daus, Ana Cristina Barros, Dimitra Kalaitzi, Victoria Muerza, Irene Marchiori About the Future Role of Sofware in the Product ............... 143 Henning Skirde, Robert Steinert v Contents Environmental Innovation of Transportation Sector in OECD Countries .... 157 Duygu Şahan, Okan Tuna Design of an Added Plan with Social Responsibility .............. 171 Kathya Alexandra Suesca Rozo, Andrés Felipe Santos Hernández III Supply Chain Analytics 195 Multi-Method Decision Support Framework for Supply Network Design ... 197 Giuseppe Timperio, Robert de Souza, Boy Panjaitan Bernado, Sumit Sakhuja, Yoseph Sunardhi Business Model of Aircraf Fleet Planning using ANN ............. 221 Partha Kumar Pandit, M. Ahsan Akhtar Hasin IV Risk and Security Management 249 Adequate Flexibility Potential to handle Supply Chain Uncertainties ..... 251 Immanuel Zitzmann, David Karl Remote Sensing in Humanitarian Logistics: An Integrative Approach ..... 271 Christian Hein, Henning Hünemohr, Rainer Lasch Impact of Managerial Risk-taking and IRM on Innovation ........... 291 Fatemeh Seidiaghilabadi, Ebrahim Abbassi , Zahra Seidiaghilabadi Enhanced FMEA for Supply Chain Risk Identification ............. 311 Lu Lu, Zhou Rong, Robert de Souza vi Preface Digitalization is changing the way organizations manage their supply chain and their daily logistical processes. The development of digitalized solutions and industry 4.0 have created a completely new business ecosystem. Additionally, customers are demanding more innovative, more diverse and greener products. This creates numerous challenges for all actors in the supply chain; yet, they also present an opportunity to create solutions and practices that improve perfor- mance and productivity. This year’s edition of the HICL proceedings complements the last years’ volume: Digitalization in Supply Chain Management and Logistics. All entities along the supply chain are challenged to adapt new business models, techniques and pro- cesses to enable a smooth transition into a digitalized supply chain manage- ment. This book focuses on core topics of digitalization in the supply chain. It contains manuscripts by international authors providing comprehensive insights into top- ics such as industrial internet of things, digital factory design, risk management or aircraf fleet planning and provide future research opportunities in the field of supply chain management. All manuscripts contribute to theory development and verification in their respective research area. We would like to thank the authors for their excellent contributions, which ad- vance the logistics research process. Without their support and hard work, the creation of this volume would not have been possible. Prof. Dr. Dr. h. c. Wolfgang Kersten Hamburg, September 2018 Prof. Dr. Thorsten Blecker Prof. Dr. Christian M. Ringle vii Part I Advanced Manufacturing and Industry 4.0 Running the Machine Faster: Acceleration, Humans and Warehousing Tony Cragg1, Thierry Sauvage1, Mohammed Haouari1, Sarrah Chraibi1, Oussama El Khalil Houssaini1 1 – Ecole Supérieure de Logistique Industrielle To reduce the lead-time, modern logistics seeks to respond faster by accelerating physical and information flows. However, what are the impacts on logistics work- ers of an ever-faster logic? The purpose of this paper is to examine the relationship between process acceleration and the autonomy of order pickers. The method is to use exploratory qualitative research, based on fifeen visits to diferent regional distribution centers (RDCs) in the retail supermarket sector. The contribution of this paper is to apply Rosa’s (2013) social acceleration theory to the specific con- text of logistics warehousing and to demonstrate how speeding up order picking systems is a key driver of change that has an impact on worker autonomy. Keywords: Acceleration; autonomy; warehousing; order picking First recieved: 28.May.2018 Revised: 19.Jun.2018 Accepted: 03.Jul.2018 3 Running the Machine Faster: Acceleration, Humans and Warehousing 1 Introduction In France, the warehousing and transport sector employs 1.37 million people (Stratégies Logistique 2017) and the surface of the regional distribution centers (RDCs) of supermarkets