Autor: Theresa Riedelsheimer

Dimensions of Industrial Openness

Dimensions of Industrial Openness

Understanding Openness and Its Implications for Sustainable Transformation
Nils Weiher ORCID Icon, Theresa Riedelsheimer ORCID Icon, Kai Lindow ORCID Icon
The topic of Openness is of growing importance for industry, especially in Europe. However, the term Openness is used very differently. Openness includes several concepts, including Open Source Hardware, Open Source Software, Open Data, Open Standards, Open Innovation, Open Science and Open Education. The concepts address different dimensions of Openness, all based on some kind of participation and with the goal to create more transparency and accessibility. This article defines the concepts and provides a basic understanding of their importance for industry and for greater sustainability.
Industrie 4.0 Management | Volume 39 | 2023 | Edition 6 | Pages 42-45 | DOI 10.30844/IM_23-6_42-45
Digital Twins for Circular Economy

Digital Twins for Circular Economy

Enabling Decision Support for R-Strategies
Janine Mügge, Inka Rebekka Hahn, Theresa Riedelsheimer ORCID Icon, Johannes Chatzis
Digital twins (DT) for circular economy (CE) offer a promising approach as part of digital data ecosystems for more sustainable value creation. By mapping and analyzing product, component and material specific data along the li- fecycle, it is possible to address current challenges such as climate change and resource scarcity. Within Catena-X, specific solutions based on this cross-company exchanged data and information are developed. Here, the “R-Strategy Assistant” is presented. It is an application, which identifies the best CE-Strategy based on DT data at the end of a vehicle's life.
Industrie 4.0 Management | Volume 38 | 2022 | Edition 6 | Pages 42-46 | DOI 10.30844/IM_22-6_33-36