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How energy efficiency, smart factory, and mass personalization affect companies in industry 4.0

The concept of industry 4.0 has significant potentials to enhance organizational performance so as to cope with industrial change and to ensure market competitiveness in the world coordinated by industrial and scientific organizations using technical, economic, and sociopolitical parameters. The obj...

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Main Authors:	Tsao, Yu-Chung, Barus, Felix Arril Simbara, Ho, Chien-Wei
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Subjects:	Customization Energy efficiency Independent variables Industry 4.0 Multivariate statistical analysis Organizations Reliability analysis
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