DX Thinking and Innovation in Production Management
Description
This book contains a selection of papers carefully chosen from among those presented at the 6th International Conference on Production Management held in Taiwan in August 2025. The unified theme of the conference was "DX Thinking and Innovation in Production Management," and presentations were based on three areas of research: 1) operations and supply chain management, 2) business strategy and business management, and 3) information technology and its applications. Readers will see how these three fields deal with the creation of innovation that incorporates digital transformation (abbreviated as "DX") thinking in the management of business and production.
This valuable resource is relevant not only for researchers, university professors, and graduate and undergraduate students interested in production and business management in general, but also for businesspeople themselves. With its unified theme, the book provides a trove of facts and applications in both theory and practice.
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Tetsuro Saisho is a professor at Kokushikan University of Tokyo (Japan), and a visiting professor at Lao School of Business and Commerce (LSBC) of Vientiane (Laos). He received his Ph.D. in Engineering from Chuo University of Tokyo (Japan) in 2002. His research fields are business information, business strategy, information systems, information security, and financial information.
Content
Chapter 1. Introduction (Saisho).- Chapter 2. Supply Chain Innovation in Japan: Addressing Issues and Driving DX in the Logistics Industry (Saisho).- Chapter 3. Sustainability and Strategy: The MUD Jeans Case (Lee).- Chapter 4. A DX-Based Cross-Functional Process Management System (Kawaguchi and Hi?n).- Chapter 5. Proposal for Smart Tools to Solve Various Problems Facing SMEs (Ishikawa and Shibuya).- Chapter 6. Artificial Intelligence Analysis of Tourist Behaviour for Designing Personalised Nudge Strategies (Iwamoto).- Chapter 7. Novel Methodology for Examining Dynamic Correlations in Semiconductor Device Markets (Ogawa).- Chapter 8. Conclusion (Ishijima).
