Connected Innovation and Technology X.0 1: Advancing Digital Transformation: Innovational Strategies for Smart Industry and Sustainable Innovation (ISTE Invoiced)

Connected Innovation and Technology X.0 1 studies the development of industry and logistics through digital technologies, presenting novel approaches to efficiency and innovation. It highlights the core of Industry X.0, showing how the digital transformation of business models, the focus on human-centric experiences and the application of advanced technologies all drive growth across various fields.

Emphasizing smart supply chain management, performance optimization and sustainable solutions, the book provides insights into using Industry X.0 technologies to enhance supply chain sustainability, network security, and innovation in the manufacturing, healthcare and energy sectors. By integrating lean methodologies, advanced planning and the latest tech solutions, it serves as an efficient resource, not only for professionals, but also for students who seek to map digital transformation complexities and seize the opportunities given to develop future-oriented business models and achieve operational excellence.

Farouk Yalaoui is Full Professor at UTT, France. He specializes in optimization and industrial engineering, and is a founding member of the Algerian Academy of Sciences and Technologies.

Nhan-Quy Nguyen is a researcher at UTT, France. He specializes in optimizing complex systems, with applications in logistics, healthcare and energy management.

Yassine Ouazene is Associate Professor at UTT, France. He specializes in combinatorial optimization and operations research, and his research focuses on production systems, manufacturing design and smart pricing.

Maria Zemzami is Professor at Université Mohammed V, Morocco. She specializes in software engineering, cloud computing and network security, and her research focuses on information system interoperability and optimization algorithms.

Leïla Merghem-Boulahia is Full Professor at UTT, France, and the head of the ISIFT. Her main research interests include multi-agent systems, quality of service, smart grids, the IoT and the IIoT.