Journal of Self-Governance and Management Economics

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• Smart Sustainable Data-driven Manufacturing: Cyber-Physical Production Systems and Internet of Things Sensing Networks.
• Sensor Networks and Intelligent Automation Systems for Big Data-driven Smart Manufacturing in Cyber-Physical Connected Environments.
• Networked Information-driven Technologies for Cyber-Physical System-based Smart Manufacturing.
• Big Data Analytics Processes in Industrial Internet of Things Systems: Sensing and Computing Technologies, Machine Learning Techniques, and Autonomous Decision-Making Algorithms.
• Towards a Sustainable and Inclusive Low-Carbon Economy: Why Carbon Taxes, and Not Schemes of Emission Trading, Are a Cost-Effective Economic Instrument to Curb Greenhouse Gas Emissions.
• Cyber-Physical Production Networks and Advanced Digitalization in Industry 4.0 Manufacturing Systems: Sustainable Supply Chain Management, Organizational Resilience, and Data-driven Innovation.
• The Smart Cyber-Physical Systems of Sustainable Industry 4.0: Innovation-driven Manufacturing Technologies, Creative Cognitive Computing, and Advanced Robotics.
• Big Data Analytics in Industry 4.0: Sustainable Industrial Value Creation, Manufacturing Process Innovation, and Networked Production Structures.
• Business Models for Sustainable Innovation in Industry 4.0: Smart Manufacturing Processes, Digitalization of Production Systems, and Data-driven Decision Making.
• Real-World Implementation of Cyber-Physical Production Systems in Smart Manufacturing: Cognitive Automation, Industrial Processes Assisted by Data Analytics, and Sustainable Value Creation Networks.

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