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While Industry 4.0 refers to efficiency increases through digitization and automation, Industry 5.0 aims at social and ecological changes. The focus is on holistic, sustainable and human-centric value creation, which also includes direct collaboration between humans and machines or robots.
In her essay Maturity assessment for Industry 5.0: A review of existing maturity models - ScienceDirect Franziska Hein-Pensel, former academic staff member at the Management/Organization group, and her co-authors examine the extent to which maturity models developed for Industry 4.0 take into account the specific requirements of human-centered value creation in Industry 5.0. In a systematic literature analysis of 297 German- and English-language publications, 24 maturity models were identified, discussed against the background of developments towards Industrie 5.0, and evaluated with regard to their suitability also for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The results serve as a basis for the development of maturity models for Industrie 5.0.
The Journal of Manufacturing Systems has a 2-year impact factor of 9.496 at Clarivate Analytics and a citescore entry at Scopus of 15.