Index

Agile Business Leadership Methods for Industry 4.0

ISBN: 978-1-80043-381-6, eISBN: 978-1-80043-380-9

Publication date: 5 October 2020

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(2020), "Index", Akkaya, B. (Ed.) Agile Business Leadership Methods for Industry 4.0, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 327-335. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-80043-380-920201018

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INDEX

Index

Abstract model
, 91

Accountants
, 147–149

Accounting
, 147

engineer
, 146

expected effects of Industry 4.0 on
, 146–151

Industry 4.0 in enterprises
, 142–145

progress of industry
, 140–142

smart robots
, 139–140

transactions
, 148–149

Achiever
, 185

Additive manufacturing systems
, 75

Adjustable robots
, 87

Advanced robotics
, 70

Agile firms

agility and organizational agility
, 217–224

components of Industry 4.0
, 212–215

generation industrial systems
, 210–211

Industry 4.0
, 211–212, 215, 224–226

Agile leadership
, 182–184

antecedents of
, 55

collaboration
, 53

competency
, 53

drivers
, 55–58

female leaders in perspective of
, 129–130

and female managers
, 131–132

flexibility
, 52

individual factors affecting
, 60

individual outcomes of
, 62

organizational factors affecting
, 58–60

organizational outcomes
, 61–62

outcomes of
, 60

place in OA
, 186–187

quickness
, 52

and sub-dimensions
, 49–52

technology tracking
, 53–54

theory
, 49

Agile Wheel Reference Model (AWRM)
, 220

components of organizational agility model and
, 220–224

Agility
, 48–49

components of organizational agility model and AWRM
, 220–224

OA and agile firms
, 217–220

OA dimensions model
, 220

and organizational agility
, 217

types
, 217

Allied Consultants European (ACE)
, 180

Amoeba organization
, 160–161

Android
, 108

Artificial fish swarm algorithm
, 163

Artificial intelligence (AI)
, 73–74, 83, 86, 102, 104, 106–109, 141, 148, 150

industrial
, 112

in Industry 4. 0
, 146

learning models
, 109–111

Artificial neural networks
, 73, 110–111

organization
, 161

Asian, women leadership in

cross-loadings in Malaysia
, 284

cross-loadings in Thailand
, 283

data analysis and findings
, 270–274

data screening in Malaysia
, 282

data screening in Thailand
, 281

emotional intelligence
, 263–267

learning autonomy
, 260–261, 263–265

literature review
, 261

organization culture
, 268–269

political differences
, 267

research methodology
, 270

women leaders
, 262–263

Auditing
, 147

Augmented reality
, 74, 83, 87

Autocratic leadership
, 124

Automatic feature learning
, 111

Automation
, 73, 77–78

Autonomous robots
, 74, 83, 102, 215

Autonomous systems
, 212

Average variance extracted (AVE)
, 245, 270

Bartlett’s globality test
, 309, 313

Behavioral leadership theory
, 4

Behavioral theories
, 4–5, 123

Big Data
, 74, 82, 87, 88, 213, 235

Big Five Personality
, 266

Bilim, Sanayi ve Teknoloji Bakanlığı (BSTB)
, 73, 75

Biomimesis
, 157

“Biomimetics”
, 158

Biomimicry
, 156–158

application and samples in business enterprises
, 158–164

Change
, 155–156

“Bionics”
, 157

Block chain technologies
, 148

Bombe
, 108

Boston Consulting Group (BCG)
, 79, 215

“Bucket brigades”
, 162

Bumblebees
, 159

organization model in
, 159–160

Bureaucratic leadership
, 127–128

Business
, 33–34

environment
, 174

executives
, 2

Industry 4. 0, competitive advantage and
, 242–243

management
, 145

and organization’s performance
, 243–244

processes
, 112

sustainability
, 240–241

Business enterprises

Amoeba organization
, 160–161

application and samples of biomimicry in
, 158

artificial neural network organization
, 161

biomimicry
, 158–159

fish swarm organization
, 163

organization model in bumblebees
, 159–160

süper organic organization models inspiredby Termites
, 163–164

swarm intelligence organization
, 161–163

Business-oriented leadership
, 5

Catalyst
, 185

Change in human
, 29, 155

Charisma
, 9, 262

Charismatic leadership theory
, 123

Chi-square value
, 310

Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
, 125

Classic theory of management (CTM)
, 268

Cloud Based Manufacturing (CBM)
, 213, 215

Cloud computing
, 74, 83, 87, 210, 289

Cloud systems
, 213

Co-Creator
, 185

Coach-style leadership
, 126–127

Cognitive abilities
, 145

Collaboration
, 53

Communication

networks
, 87

tools
, 26, 196

Competence
, 16, 219–220

Competency
, 53, 178, 265–266

Competition in health sector
, 56

Competitive advantage
, 304–309

variables
, 314–318

Competitive strategy
, 304–305

Composite reliability (CR)
, 245, 270, 295

Computer capital
, 89

Computer revolution (see Third Industrial Revolution)

Confirmatory factor analysis
, 309, 316

Consistency
, 184

Contemporary digital Taylorism
, 114

Context-setting agility
, 15, 185–186

Contingency theories
, 5–6, 123

Contingent reward
, 126

Continuous learning
, 224

Convergent validity
, 295

Cooperative Practices
, 180

Creative agility
, 15, 186

Creative Destruction
, 114–115

Cronbach alpha coefficients
, 309

Customer agility
, 217

Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
, 36

Customer satisfaction
, 269

Cyber twin
, 105

Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS)
, 70, 74, 83, 87, 102, 105, 141, 149, 203, 210, 213–214, 289

Cybersecurity technologies
, 74, 102

Dartmouth conference
, 109

Decentralization
, 142

Decision making
, 145

Deep learning
, 110

Degree of freedom (df)
, 313

Delegating style of leadership
, 237

Democratic leaders
, 236

Democratic leadership
, 123–124

Digital age learning culture
, 10

Digital citizenship
, 11

Digital culture
, 2

Digital Ledger Technology
, 148

Digital marketing (see also Electronic commerce (E-commerce))
, 26, 32

comparison of traditional marketing and
, 34–35

in E-commerce
, 32–34

media and techniques in
, 35–41

Digital revolution
, 10, 86, 202

Digital Taylorism
, 104, 112–114

AI
, 106–109

AI learning models
, 109–111

industrial AI
, 112

industrial IoT
, 106

Industry 4.0
, 103–106

IoT
, 106

Digital technologies
, 26, 76–77, 86, 196

Digital transformation
, 32, 78–79, 88, 93, 143

Digital twin
, 105

Digitalization
, 32–41, 76–77, 86, 92, 140, 143, 150, 210

Direct Labor Expenses
, 149–150

Directing style of leadership
, 236

Discriminant validity
, 295

Dragonfly Effect
, 159

Dynamic capability
, 16

Dynamism
, 161

E-mail marketing
, 35–36, 40

Economic variables
, 70

Effective leaders
, 48–49, 262

Effective leadership
, 51, 122, 124, 126, 260

Efficiency
, 77

Electrical energy
, 105

Electricity
, 211

Electronic commerce (E-commerce) (see also International trade)
, 26–27, 29–30

advantages
, 30–31

disadvantages
, 31

future of
, 31–32

Emotional intelligence
, 260, 263–267

Emotional quotient
, 265–266

Employee
, 2, 5, 11–12, 14

motivation
, 61–62

satisfaction and commitment
, 61

Enigma code
, 108

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
, 149, 213–214

Enterprise Strategy Report
, 176

Enterprises
, 27, 150

Industry 4.0 in
, 142–145

Entertainment
, 39

Entrepreneurial creativeness
, 75

Entrepreneurship
, 195

Environment
, 55

Environmental performance
, 291, 293

Environmental sustainability
, 288

Expectancy
, 6

Expert
, 184–185

Explanatory factor analysis
, 309, 316

External gamification
, 39

Facebook
, 38

Factor loading
, 295

Female leader

agile leadership and female managers
, 131–132

leadership styles
, 123–128

leadership theories
, 122

in perspective of agile leadership
, 129–130

women managers and leaders
, 128–129

Fiedler’s contingency approach
, 5

Financial assets
, 79n1

Financial indicators
, 150

Financial strategies
, 147

Firms
, 29, 70–71, 304

First Industrial Revolution (see Industry 1.0)

Fish swarm organization
, 163

Five points Likert scale
, 310

Flexibility
, 52, 178, 220, 304

ability
, 218

Formal organizational structure
, 305

Foursquare-Swarm application
, 39

Fourth Industrial Revolution (see Industrial 4.0)

Free-Rein leadership
, 124–125

Gamification
, 38–39

Gender discrimination
, 128

General System Theory
, 157

Germany Trade & Invest (GTAI)
, 210

“Glass Ceiling Syndrome”
, 128

Global Value Chains
, 71

Globalization
, 2, 6, 26, 140, 210

Goodness-of-fit indexes
, 313

Governance
, 226

Great Man Theory
, 122, 129

Green supply chain management (GSCM)
, 286, 288, 291, 294, 298

Gross domestic product (GDP)
, 234

Health services
, 52

Healthcare
, 53

agile leadership and sub-dimensions
, 49–52

agile leadership model in
, 48, 54–55

antecedents of agile leadership
, 55–60

organizations
, 47–48

outcomes of agile leadership
, 60–62

Hersey and Blanchard’s contingency model
, 6

High-volume modeling capabilities
, 111

I4 technologies
, 289–290

Individualized consideration
, 9

Industrial Internet
, 88, 104

Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)
, 213

Industrial Revolution
, 86, 194

Industrial Wireless Networks
, 106

Industrialization
, 69

Industry 1.0
, 27, 72, 140, 195

Industry 2.0
, 27, 72, 91, 140, 195, 212

Industry 3.0
, 27, 72, 91–92, 195–196, 212

Industry 4.0
, 2, 6, 26–27, 48, 71, 75, 82, 86, 88–90, 102–104, 141, 147, 150, 194–198, 211–212, 241–242, 286, 294, 297–298

and agile firms
, 224–226

competitive advantage, business sustainability and
, 242–243

components
, 212–215

development in Turkey
, 78–80

in different sectors
, 215–216

effect on international trade in Turkey
, 80–81

and environmental performance
, 289–290

expected effects of Industry 4.0 on accounting
, 146–151

relationship between strategic leadership and
, 202–205

revolution
, 139, 148

Influencer marketing
, 38

Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)
, 87, 106, 143, 289

Information technology (IT)
, 147, 26, 150, 173

Innovation
, 59, 75, 158

Innovative organizations
, 59

Inspirational motivation
, 9

Instagram
, 38

Internal gamification
, 39

International Labour Organisation (ILO)
, 93, 129

International trade
, 76

firms
, 70–71

Industry 4.0 development in Turkey
, 78–80

effect of Industry 4.0 on international trade in Turkey
, 80–81

Industry 4.0
, 70, 72–75

technological developments
, 69–70

theorical framework
, 75–78

Internet
, 26, 39, 41

internet-based software
, 26

Internet of Things (IoT)
, 41, 70, 73, 82, 86, 88, 104, 141, 148, 194, 203, 210, 213–214, 289

Interoperability
, 142

Istanbul Chamber of Industry (ICI)
, 309

Job

performance of agile leader
, 62

polarisation
, 89

satisfaction
, 240–241

KMO
, 295–297, 309

Knowledge
, 204

Kolmogorov-Smirnov and Shapiro-Wilk tests
, 318

Labour force
, 93

Labour market
, 88

digitised production
, 87–88

impact of industry
, 94–98

Industry 4.0 effects on
, 89–90

New Industrial Revolution
, 86–87

technological development
, 88–89

technological unemployment
, 93–94

theorical framework
, 90–93

Laisses-Faire leadership
, 8, 124–125

Leaders
, 53

Leadership (see also Agile leadership; Strategic leadership)
, 2–3, 122, 126, 172, 183, 202, 260–261

agility
, 187

behavioral theories
, 4–5

business sustainability and organization’s performance
, 243–244

contingency theories
, 5–6

cross-loadings
, 249–250

data analysis and findings
, 245–247

direct effect
, 251

factor loadings
, 248

Industry 4.0
, 241–243

job satisfaction and business sustainability
, 240–241

organizational performance
, 238

research methodology
, 244–245

style and organization performance
, 238–240

styles
, 122–128, 236–238

theories of
, 3

trait approach in
, 262

trait theory
, 3–4

Lean management
, 58

Lean manufacturing practices (LMP)
, 286, 293, 298

mediating effect of
, 290–291

Lean thinking
, 174

Learner resourcefulness
, 264

Learning

autonomy
, 260–261, 263–265

organizations
, 60

Likert scale
, 294

Machine learning
, 86, 109–110

Mahalanobis distance coefficient
, 318

Management by-Exception
, 7, 126

Management style
, 126

Managerial Grid
, 4

Marketing (see also Digital marketing)
, 28

Marketing 4.0
, 26

marketing from 1.0 to
, 28–29

Mass customisation
, 87

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
, 41

Maximum likelihood calculation method
, 310

McGregor’s theory
, 5

Mechanical organizations
, 305

Mechanical Taylorism
, 112

Mechanisation
, 92

Mechatronic systems
, 74, 83, 102

Media and techniques in digital marketing
, 35–41

Mobile cell phones
, 36

Mobile marketing
, 36–37

Model fitness
, 295–297

Modern foreign trade theory
, 75–76

Modern leadership styles

agile leadership
, 14–15

Industry 4.0
, 2

leadership
, 2–3

modern leadership theories
, 6

strategic leadership
, 11–13

technological leadership
, 10–11

theories of leadership
, 3–6

transactional leader
, 7–8

transformational leader
, 8–10

visionary leadership
, 13–14

Modularity
, 143

Motivation theory
, 265

Neo-Taylorism
, 112

Neural networks
, 110

New Industrial Revolution
, 86–87

‘One-size-fits-all’ solution
, 175

Operational agility
, 217

Organic organizations
, 305

Organisational agility (OA)
, 48, 55, 172, 176, 215

and agile firms
, 217–220

agile leadership
, 182–184

agility
, 173–175

agility and
, 217–224

benefits of being agile organisation
, 181–182

characteristics and multidimensional nature of
, 177–181

dimensions model
, 220

emergence of
, 175–177

levels and competencies of agile leadership
, 184–186

model components and AWRM
, 220–224

place of agile leadership in OA
, 186–187

Organization culture (OC)
, 201, 260, 268–269

Organization performance
, 234

business sustainability and
, 243–244

Industry 4. 0 and
, 241–242

leadership style and
, 238–240

Organization(al)
, 122, 203

model in bumblebees
, 159–160

performance
, 238

politics
, 267

structure
, 304–305

sustainability
, 288

variables
, 181

Organizational flexibility
, 304–306, 323

variables
, 309–311

p-value of Bartletts globality test
, 313, 317

Participating style of leadership
, 237

Partnership agility
, 217

Passive management
, 8

Path analytic study

analysis and findings
, 318–323

competitive advantage variables
, 314–318

competitive strategy
, 304–305

competitive strategy variables
, 311–314

measurement of variables
, 308

organizational flexibility variables
, 309–311

organizational performance
, 307

questionnaire form
, 308–309

research method
, 306

results
, 323–324

review of literature
, 305–306

sample and data
, 308

Path-Goal theory
, 5–6

Patients/customers
, 57

satisfaction and commitment
, 61

Payment methods
, 149

People-oriented leadership
, 5

Performance
, 234

Persistence in learning
, 264–265

Personal skills
, 145

Personalized presentations
, 34

PLS-SEM
, 245, 270

Politics
, 267

Polticals
, 261

“Post-COVID-19”
, 228

Postmodern revolution-Fourth Industrial Revolution
, 70

Practices Directed towards Mastering Change
, 180

Practices Valuing Human Resources
, 180

Proactive personality
, 60

Questionnaire
, 270, 308

Questionnaire-based survey method
, 292

Quickness
, 52, 225

r-square value (R2 value)
, 247

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)
, 213–24

Real Time Production
, 143

Real-time evaluations
, 145

Reddin’s 3-D leadership model
, 6

Resource-based view (RBV)
, 304

Responsiveness
, 178

Responsiveness
, 220

Returns on investment (ROI)
, 240

Revolution
, 72

Robot technology
, 108, 146

‘Routinisation’ hypothesis
, 89

Scientific management
, 104, 112, 114

Search Engine Marketing (SEM)
, 37–38, 297, 319

Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
, 37–38

Second industrial revolution (see Industry 2.0)

Second-order multiple model
, 313

Security
, 147

Self-development
, 62

Self-leadership agility
, 15, 186

Self-management
, 210

Self-regulation
, 266

Senism
, 228

Shareholder theory
, 159

Simulation
, 87

Situational leadership theories
, 5–6

Skill bifurcation
, 88

Skill-based technological change hypothesis
, 89

Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs)
, 79n1, 234–235, 244–245

Smart Factory
, 74, 87, 141–142, 210, 213

Smart machines
, 147

Smart robots
, 139–140

Smart software
, 73–74, 82, 102

Smart tools
, 87

Snapchat
, 38

Social

factors
, 58

insect colony
, 162

media marketing
, 39–40

networking sites
, 38

sciences
, 210

Speed
, 220

Speedo mimicking
, 158

Stakeholder agility
, 15, 186

State politics
, 267

Strategic culture
, 201

Strategic fiction
, 201

Strategic leader
, 12, 125

Strategic leadership (see also Agile leadership)
, 11–13, 194, 198–202

industrial field
, 193–194

Industry 4.0
, 194–198

relationship between Industry 4.0 and
, 202–205

Strategic management
, 199

Strategic staff
, 201

Structural equation model (SEM)
, 308

Structural transformation
, 92

Süper organic organization models inspired by termites
, 163–164

Supply chain sustainability
, 293

Sustainability
, 288

Sustainable leadership
, 126

Swarm intelligence organization
, 161–163

SWOT analysis method
, 125

Synergist
, 185

Systematic development
, 10

Taylorism
, 112

Technological advances
, 72

Technological development
, 69–70, 88, 113

Technological innovations
, 86, 88

Technological leadership
, 10–11

Technological progress
, 88, 94, 97

Technological unemployment
, 89–90, 93–94, 102

Technology
, 52, 57–58, 71, 114

technology–employment effects
, 90

tracking
, 53–54

Termites
, 163–164

Textile sector
, 260

Thailand’s garment industry

apparel industry retail value in Thailand
, 286

convergent validity and factor loading
, 295

demographics
, 294

descriptive statistics
, 294–295

discriminant validity
, 295

environmental performance
, 289–290

Industry 4.0 technology
, 289–290, 297–298

literature review and theoretical background
, 288

measures
, 293–294

mediating effect of GSCM practices
, 291

mediating effect of LMP
, 290–291

methodology
, 292

model fitness and KMO
, 295–297

number of production factories, trading companies and retailers
, 287

organizational sustainability
, 288–289

sample and data characteristics
, 292

SEM
, 297

Third Industrial Revolution (see Industry 3.0)

3D printing
, 70, 86–87

Traditional leadership theories
, 6

Traditional marketing

communication activities
, 39

comparison of digital marketing and
, 34–35

methods
, 34

Trait theory
, 3–4, 122, 123

Transactional leader
, 7–8

Transactional leadership
, 237–238, 262

relationship between organization performance and
, 239

theory
, 123

Transformational leader
, 8–10

Transformational leadership
, 122–123, 125–126, 237, 262

relationship between organization performance and
, 239–240

Turing test
, 108–109

Turkey, Industry 4. 0 development in
, 78–80

Turkish Industrialists’ and Businessmen’s Association (TUSIAD)
, 215

Twitter
, 38

Uncertainty
, 174–176, 179–182, 182–183

Unemployment
, 91, 93

rate
, 102

in Turkey and European Countries
, 94–98

Uniformity
, 268–269

Unrelated-Three Factor Model
, 313

US Department of Defence
, 175

Valence
, 6

Velcro technology
, 156

Vine (social networking sites)
, 38

Viral marketing
, 40–41

Virtual reality
, 74, 83

Virtualization
, 142

Visionary leadership
, 13–14

Visionary personality
, 10

Volatility
, 172, 174

Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, atmosphere (VUCA)
, 174–175

Vroom–Yetton leadership model
, 6

White-collar jobs
, 90

Women leaders
, 260, 262

Women leadership in Asia

cross-loadings in Malaysia
, 284

cross-loadings in Thailand
, 283

data analysis and findings
, 270–274

data screening in Malaysia
, 282

data screening in Thailand
, 281

emotional intelligence
, 263–267

learning autonomy
, 260–261, 263–265

literature review
, 261

organization culture
, 268–269

political differences
, 267

research methodology
, 270

women leaders
, 262–263

Women managers
, 122

and leaders
, 128–129

Prelims
Chapter 1: A Review of Modern Leadership Styles in Perspective of Industry 4.0
Chapter 2: Industry 4.0 and Marketing 4.0: In Perspective of Digitalization and E-Commerce
Chapter 3: Agile Leadership Model in Health Care: Organizational and Individual Antecedents and Outcomes
Chapter 4: Industry 4.0 and International Trade: The Case of Turkey
Chapter 5: Industry 4.0 and its Role on Labour Market: A Comparative Analysis of Turkey and European Countries
Chapter 6: Digital Taylorism as an Answer to the Requirements of the New Era
Chapter 7: Leadership Styles and Female Managers in Perspective of Agile Leadership
Chapter 8: The Effect of Industry 4.0 on Accounting in Terms of Business Management
Chapter 9: Biomimicry and Agile Leadership in Industry 4.0
Chapter 10: The Role of Agile Leadership in Organisational Agility
Chapter 11: Strategic Leadership in Perspective of Industry 4.0
Chapter 12: Industry 4.0 and Agile Firms
Chapter 13: Leadership and Industry 4.0 As A Tool to Enhance Organization Performance: Direct and Indirect Role of Job Satisfaction, Competitive Advantage and Business Sustainability
Chapter 14: Factors of Successful Women Leadership in Asian: Moderating Role of Political Differences and Organization Culture
Chapter 15: Era of Industry 4.0 Technologies and Environmental Performance of Thailand’s Garment Industry: Role of Lean Manufacturing and Green Supply Chain Management Practices
Chapter 16: The Interaction Among Organizational Flexibility, Competitive Strategy and Competitive Advantage: A Path Analytic Study
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