Smart Production: Design of a model for the process of implementing Smart Supply Chains

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Eliécer Villegas Jiménez
Johanna Madrigal Sánchez
Johannes Dirnberger

Abstract

Supply Chain Management and the technology adoption as a tool to increase efficiency is also
known as Smart Supply Chain. This topic has become of importance in companies nowadays.
Thus, this research analyzes this topic within two scenarios. The first one based on the process
used by manufacturing companies in Costa Rica to their Supply Chain and the second was
oriented to understand the implementation of a smart approach according to Austrian expert
criteria. Based on the collected information a model for each scenario was designed with the
most relevant characteristics. Finally, the analysis allowed to conclude that currently real-time
information is essential for Supply Chain Management.

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Villegas Jiménez, E., Madrigal Sánchez, J. ., & Dirnberger, J. . (2020). Smart Production: Design of a model for the process of implementing Smart Supply Chains. Tecnología En Marcha Journal, 33(7), P´ág. 73–82. https://doi.org/10.18845/tm.v33i7.5480
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Artículo científico

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