A New Smart Manufacturing Model for The Food Industry Based on the Industrial Revolution 4.0 (S/O 14183)

Purpose—The research is to investigate the smart manufacturing implementation in the food industry in Malaysia, by understanding the readiness index of smart manufacturing for the food industry, and develop a new model for smart manufacturing implementation for the food industry. Methodology—The res...

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Main Authors: Ahmad, Hartini, Zakaria, Nazlina, Sabar, Rohafiz, Mohd..Nafi, Siti Noratisah, Mustafa Kamil, Bidayatul Akmal, Jamaludin, Norzalila, Shamsudin, Mohd. Salahudin
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Published: UUM 2021
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spelling my.uum.repo.315182024-11-18T09:37:50Z https://repo.uum.edu.my/id/eprint/31518/ A New Smart Manufacturing Model for The Food Industry Based on the Industrial Revolution 4.0 (S/O 14183) Ahmad, Hartini Zakaria, Nazlina Sabar, Rohafiz Mohd..Nafi, Siti Noratisah Mustafa Kamil, Bidayatul Akmal Jamaludin, Norzalila Shamsudin, Mohd. Salahudin HD Industries. Land use. Labor Purpose—The research is to investigate the smart manufacturing implementation in the food industry in Malaysia, by understanding the readiness index of smart manufacturing for the food industry, and develop a new model for smart manufacturing implementation for the food industry. Methodology—The research used the mixed methods to find the answers to the research questions. Findings—Our quantitative analysis showed humanware and inforware that were mediated by technoware in smart manufacturing implementation. Technoware had a direct significant relationship with the smart manufacturing implementation in the food factory. Besides, thematic findings revealed the "Smart Food Manufacturing Model" on the key capabilities (as “six wares”), are arranged in prioritized were technoware, humanware, inforware, orgaware, manageware, and partnerware. Implications—The realization of smart manufacturing is explored by boosting the knowledge in the new model for smart manufacturing in the food industry. The “six-wares” would practically assist for smart manufacturing implementation for food manufacturers, and policymakers, i.e. the IR4.0 policy for the Government. Originality—This research enriched and expanded the key factors that influenced smart manufacturing implementation. Future research could investigate what beyond IR4.0 or smart manufacturing, such as the disruptive technological innovations, big-data-driven and learning factory UUM 2021 Monograph NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en https://repo.uum.edu.my/id/eprint/31518/1/14183.pdf Ahmad, Hartini and Zakaria, Nazlina and Sabar, Rohafiz and Mohd..Nafi, Siti Noratisah and Mustafa Kamil, Bidayatul Akmal and Jamaludin, Norzalila and Shamsudin, Mohd. Salahudin (2021) A New Smart Manufacturing Model for The Food Industry Based on the Industrial Revolution 4.0 (S/O 14183). Project Report. UUM. (Submitted)
institution Universiti Utara Malaysia
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topic HD Industries. Land use. Labor
spellingShingle HD Industries. Land use. Labor
Ahmad, Hartini
Zakaria, Nazlina
Sabar, Rohafiz
Mohd..Nafi, Siti Noratisah
Mustafa Kamil, Bidayatul Akmal
Jamaludin, Norzalila
Shamsudin, Mohd. Salahudin
A New Smart Manufacturing Model for The Food Industry Based on the Industrial Revolution 4.0 (S/O 14183)
description Purpose—The research is to investigate the smart manufacturing implementation in the food industry in Malaysia, by understanding the readiness index of smart manufacturing for the food industry, and develop a new model for smart manufacturing implementation for the food industry. Methodology—The research used the mixed methods to find the answers to the research questions. Findings—Our quantitative analysis showed humanware and inforware that were mediated by technoware in smart manufacturing implementation. Technoware had a direct significant relationship with the smart manufacturing implementation in the food factory. Besides, thematic findings revealed the "Smart Food Manufacturing Model" on the key capabilities (as “six wares”), are arranged in prioritized were technoware, humanware, inforware, orgaware, manageware, and partnerware. Implications—The realization of smart manufacturing is explored by boosting the knowledge in the new model for smart manufacturing in the food industry. The “six-wares” would practically assist for smart manufacturing implementation for food manufacturers, and policymakers, i.e. the IR4.0 policy for the Government. Originality—This research enriched and expanded the key factors that influenced smart manufacturing implementation. Future research could investigate what beyond IR4.0 or smart manufacturing, such as the disruptive technological innovations, big-data-driven and learning factory
format Monograph
author Ahmad, Hartini
Zakaria, Nazlina
Sabar, Rohafiz
Mohd..Nafi, Siti Noratisah
Mustafa Kamil, Bidayatul Akmal
Jamaludin, Norzalila
Shamsudin, Mohd. Salahudin
author_facet Ahmad, Hartini
Zakaria, Nazlina
Sabar, Rohafiz
Mohd..Nafi, Siti Noratisah
Mustafa Kamil, Bidayatul Akmal
Jamaludin, Norzalila
Shamsudin, Mohd. Salahudin
author_sort Ahmad, Hartini
title A New Smart Manufacturing Model for The Food Industry Based on the Industrial Revolution 4.0 (S/O 14183)
title_short A New Smart Manufacturing Model for The Food Industry Based on the Industrial Revolution 4.0 (S/O 14183)
title_full A New Smart Manufacturing Model for The Food Industry Based on the Industrial Revolution 4.0 (S/O 14183)
title_fullStr A New Smart Manufacturing Model for The Food Industry Based on the Industrial Revolution 4.0 (S/O 14183)
title_full_unstemmed A New Smart Manufacturing Model for The Food Industry Based on the Industrial Revolution 4.0 (S/O 14183)
title_sort new smart manufacturing model for the food industry based on the industrial revolution 4.0 (s/o 14183)
publisher UUM
publishDate 2021
url https://repo.uum.edu.my/id/eprint/31518/1/14183.pdf
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