Blockchain-Enabled Open Quality System for Smart Manufacturing: Applications and Challenges

In this technological development era, new trends and approaches related to quality management are emerging. Although many studies have focused on quality management in Industry 4.0, new technologies face difficulties in resolving problems arising from lack of trust, transparency, integrity, track-a...

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Connectivity
Factories
Information sharing
Innovations
Internet of Things
Literature reviews
Manufacturing
Manufacturing processes
New technology
Productivity
Quality control
Quality management
Real time
Supply chains
Sustainability
Technology
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Value chain
Value creation
Visibility
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