Applied Industrial Technologies for a Sustainable Industry 5.0 in a Digicircular Perspective

A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417).

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Dear Colleagues,

At present, the world is the “global” stage for political scenarios and the ecological and digital transition of the planet. The real challenge is to combine technological innovation and environmental protection in order to design a better society and economies: it is a unique opportunity. A more sustainable world is also a resilient and prosperous world, stronger in the face of crises and innovative in the ways of doing business. The climate crisis and the digital revolution are two profound and irreversible global transformations that must now be tackled with a global vision. Digital technology is in fact the greatest ally of sustainability, and there can be no sustainability (environmental, economic, social) without digital technologies. Today, the world is being shaken by the coronavirus pandemic, but if we look to the future and think about the post-COVID world, the greatest urgency is and always will be the protection of the planet and the conservation of natural resources. Climate change and the depletion of resources, principally water, put the survival of all natural species at risk and question the patterns of life and consumption that we have adopted as "normal" in recent decades. What technological innovations can support the environment? The aim of the present Special Issue is to investigate these issues. Both theoretical and experimental studies are welcome, as well as comprehensive review and survey papers.

Prof. Dr. Antonella Petrillo
Prof. Dr. Fabio De Felice
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Keywords

  • smart manufacturing
  • Industry 5.0
  • energy efficiency
  • digitalization
  • green technologies
  • sustainability
  • innovation

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Investigating Industry 5.0 and Its Impact on the Banking Industry: Requirements, Approaches and Communications
by Amir Mehdiabadi, Vahid Shahabi, Saeed Shamsinejad, Mohammad Amiri, Cristi Spulbar and Ramona Birau
Appl. Sci. 2022, 12(10), 5126; https://doi.org/10.3390/app12105126 - 19 May 2022
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Technology, along with political and economic factors, is one of the main drivers of the future of banking. Banking managers urgently need to know technological trends to make strategic decisions, know the future accurately, and make the most of existing opportunities. Industry 5.0 [...] Read more.
Technology, along with political and economic factors, is one of the main drivers of the future of banking. Banking managers urgently need to know technological trends to make strategic decisions, know the future accurately, and make the most of existing opportunities. Industry 5.0 is the dream of modern banking, based on strategies for successful entry into the field in a completely different way. Using a complex literature survey, 49 indicators were identified to enter Industry 5.0 and were classified into three categories of insignificant indicators, essential indicators, and very necessary indicators. Then, based on the opinions of 10 experts from ten countries with modern banking in the world, the researchers focused on 14 essential indicators. To analyze the drawn space, structural-interpretive modeling and MICMAC analysis were used and the model was classified into nine levels. The results showed that low-level indices are the most influential (TMBE and HEMS) and higher-level indices are the most influenced (PZM and RNC). Finally, researchers analyzed how to use new technologies in the banking industry with the entry of the Industry 5.0 and revealed what the characteristics of the impact of these indicators on entering Industry 5.0 are. Full article
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