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Industry 4.0: Agile Development and Production with Internet of Production

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With increasing volatility of the global competitive environment, manufacturing companies need to be able to quickly adapt to changes, e.g., shortened product life cycles, increasing price pressure, higher customization, higher product complexity, new competitive situations or new technologies (Stark 2016). This ability for quick reaction culminates in the company’s “agility” which empowers fast, flexible and proactive activities (Lindner and Leyh 2018).

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    Günther Schuh, Michael Riesener, Andreas Gützlaff, Christian Dölle, Seth Schmitz, Johanna Ays, Shari Wlecke, Jonas Tittel & Yuan Liu

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Schuh, G. et al. (2022). Industry 4.0: Agile Development and Production with Internet of Production. In: Frenz, W. (eds) Handbook Industry 4.0. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-64448-5_19

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