Conference Program
Full program can be found here.
Presentations
Day 1
Keynote 1
A1: Digitalization in Collaborative Networks
Chair: Claudia-Melania Chituc
- Influence of Collaboration in Sustainable Manufacturing Networks,
- Knowledge-driven Data Provision to Enhance Smart Manufacturing – A Case Study in Swedish Manufacturing SME,
- Toward a Collaborative Sensor Network Integration for SMEs’ Zero-defect Manufacturing,
- A Multi-supplier Collaborative Monitoring Framework for Informatics System of Systems,
A2: AI and Digital Tools for Collaborative Healthcare Networks 5.0
Chair: Elena Pessot and Daniele Spoladore
- Care Pathway as the Basis for Collaborative Business Model Innovation in Healthcare,
- A Semantic-based Collaborative Ambient-Assisted Working Framework,
- Simulation of Patient-centred Scenarios for the Improvement of Transportation Service in Hospitals,
- Digitalization in Professional Football: An Opportunity to Estimate Injury Risk,
A3: Value Co-Creation in Ecosystems – Part I
Chair: Shaun West
- Towards a Catalogue of Strategy Elements for Specifying a Digital Platform Business Strategy,
- Boosting Value Co-creation in Design through the Product-Service System Digital Twin: Questions to be Answered,
- Value Co-creation in Data-driven Product-Service Systems: An Industrial Perspective,
- Boosting Value Co-creation in the Road Construction Industry through Virtual Prototyping,
B1: Collaborative Business Models and Digitalization
Chair: Carlos Gonçalves
- The Business Ecosystem Perspective in Digital Strategies,
- Improving Forecasting Capability and Capacity Utilization in Less Digitized Industries Through Participation in the Platform Economy,
- A Framework for Collaborative Virtual Power Plant Ecosystem,
B2: Sociotechnical Strategies in Collaborative Systems
Chair: Paul de Vrieze
- Collaborative Networks and Sustainability in Education 4.0: An Approach to Achieve Complex Thinking Competencies in Higher Education,
- Responsible Research and Innovation through Gender-Responsive Collaborative Virtual Hubs,
- Roadmapping towards Mature Collaborative Reconfigurable Manufacturing System,
B3: Value Co-Creation in Ecosystems – Part II
Chair: Tobias Larsson and Xavier Boucher
- Designing Value-robust Product-Service Systems by Incorporating Changeability: A Reference Framework,
- Assessing Digital Platform Requirements from Value Co-Creation Perspective,
- Assessing the Readiness of the Emerging Ecosystem (Actor) for the Pay-per-outcome Business Model,
C1: Agile and Responsive Supply Chains
Chair: Sanaz Nikghadam-Hojjati
- Becoming an Agile Organization: Development of a Morphology for Strategic Agile Management Systems,
- A Decision Support System for Better Qualitative Supply Chain Diagnoses,
- Blockchain Implementation Process Model for Supply Chains - From Technology Awareness to Scaling,
C2: Digital Transformation Through the Lens of Sociotechnical Systems
Chair: António Lucas Soares
- Exploiting User-generated Content for Service Improvement: Case Airport Twitter Data,
- Understanding the Organizational Impact of Robotic Process Automation: A Socio-Technical Perspective,
- Impact Maximisation of Collaborative Projects through Informal Leadership,
C3: Shaping Values Through Collaborative Work
Chair: Julia Friedrich and Christian Zinke-Wehlmann
- Conceptualizing Sustainable Artificial Intelligence Development,
- Value Driven Transformation of Care Work – A Use Case,
- Exploring the Barriers and Mitigation Strategies in Collaborative Network Development: A Case Study from Equipment Manufacturing Company,
Day 2
D1: Architectures for Collaborative Enterprise Integration
Chair: Arturo Molina
- Design of a Virtual Platform to Counter Economic Recession,
- Enterprise Integration and Interoperability in the Footwear Industry: Challenges for Collaborative Digital Manufacturing Networks in Society 5.0,
- Collaborative Management of Traffic Accidents Data for Social Impact Analytics,
D2: A Path Forward Towards the Green Deal
Chair: Thomas Schuster
- A Framework of Collaborative Multi-Actor Approach Based Digital Agriculture as a Solution for the Farm to Fork Strategy,
- Collaborative Optimization Tool for Sustainable Planning of an Agricultural Supply Chain Preserving Farmers’ Independence,
- Collaborative Eco-Industrial Networks: A Case Study,
E1: Panel I - Society 5.0: How to offer integrated services to citizens?
Moderator: Angel Ortiz and Luis Osório
- ViaVerde,
- Metropolitano de Lisboa,
- CTT Locky,
- CLARANET,
- IP Telecom,
- CNR, Italy,
- South Africa,
E2: Dynamic Interplay of Humans and AI in Collaborative Networks
Chair: Bernd-Friedrich Voigt and Thomas Suesse
- Process Wins and Losses in Dynamic Human-AI Interplay - A Socio-Psychological Research Perspective on Collaborative Performance,
- Collaborative System for Question Answering in German Case Law Documents,
- How Does the Implementation of AI Agents Affect Human Agents' Job Profiles? Insights from Two Industrial Cases,
- The Social Perception of Robots Scale (SPRS): Developing and Testing a Scale for Successful Interaction Between Humans and Robots,
Keynote 2
F1: Panel II - Collaborative Lab (COLAB) Models
Moderator: Xavier Boucher
F2: Poster papers I
Chair: Kankam Adu-Kankam and Paula Graça
- I Knew it all Along: There is a Confirmation Bias in Online Mental Health Information Seeking,
- Developing digital skills by learning Robotic Process Automation (RPA) technology,
- Framework for business model change through continual projects of digital transformation. The role of digital capabilities development in SMEs,
- From product to service ramp-up management,
Day 3
G1: Digital Twins in Industry
Chair: Filipa Ferrada
- A Photorealistic Digital Twin for a Tank Truck Washing Robotic System,
- Incorporating a Prediction Engine to a Digital Twin Simulation for Effective Decision Support in Context of Industry 4.0,
- Cognitive Digital Twin enabling Smart Product-Services Systems: A literature Review,
G2: Service Design for Society 5.0 and Industry 5.0
Chair: Gary Fragidis
- From Digitization to Digital Collaborative Service Designs: A Systematic Literature Review on the Categories, Concepts and Constructs of Industry 5.0,
- Customer-Centric Service Design: Featuring Service Use in Life Practices,
- Designing Smart Products for Industry 4.0 – An Information Systems Architecture Prototype,
G3: AI Application in Collaborative Networks
Chair: Ana Inês Oliveira
- Characterization of the Spatiotemporal Behavior of a Sweeping System Using Supervised Machine Learning Enhanced with Feature Engineering,
- Using Evolutionary Algorithms to Promote Sustainable Collaboration Networks through Partner Selection,
- Maturity of Artificial Intelligence in SMEs: Privacy and Ethics Dimensions,
Panel III - Research challenges in Society 5.0 and Industry 5.0
Moderator: Luis M. Camarinha-Matos
- Presentation
Keynote 3
H1: Contribution of Digital Transformation to Sustainable Supply Chains
Chair: Ricardo Zimmermann
- The Role of Visibility and Trust in Textile Supply Chains,
- Impacts of Digital Transformation on Supply Chain Sustainability: A Systematic Literature Review and Expert Assessment,
- Meeting the Challenges of Collaborative Network Compliance – An Exemplary View,
H2: Risk and Resilience in Collaborative Networks
Chair: Tiago Dias
- A Simulation Framework Dedicated to Characterizing Risks and Cascading Effects in Collaborative Networks,
- A Risk Model to Promote Collaborative Logistics Networks,
- Resilience and Sustainability of Freight Transport: A Comprehensive Review,
H3: Poster papers II
Chair: José M. Gonzalez-Varona
- AI-based crisis management utilizing scenarios,
- Machine Learning Algorithm to Predict Crises in Psychotherapy,
- Simulation-Based Assessment of Access Gates Fluidity at a Seaport during a Major Expansion Project,
