Lisanne Will
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Lisanne Will is a leading researcher at the intersection of digital transformation and logistics, with a primary focus on Logistics 4.0 and the practical integration of emerging technologies into intralogistics processes. Her most-cited work, "Leveraging Digital Technologies in Logistics 4.0: Insights on Affordances from Intralogistics Processes" (2023, 37 citations), provides a critical framework for understanding how technologies like collaborative robots and platform-based planning systems can be effectively deployed in frontline industrial settings. Will’s key contribution lies in bridging the gap between technological potential and organizational reality—she systematically unpacks the affordances of digital tools, offering actionable insights for firms navigating the complexities of automation and smart logistics. Her research is particularly notable for its focus on the human and process-oriented dimensions of technological adoption, moving beyond mere technical feasibility to explore how workers and systems interact in real-world environments. With a growing citation impact, Will is shaping the discourse on how logistics companies can strategically leverage digital innovations to enhance efficiency and resilience, making her work essential reading for both scholars and practitioners in operations management and industrial engineering.
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