Rosley Anholon
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About
Rosley Anholon is a Brazilian researcher whose work sits at the intersection of industrial engineering, sustainability, and the transformative technologies of Industry 4.0. Based in the Brazilian academic context, Anholon has made meaningful contributions to understanding how advanced manufacturing systems — characterized by connectivity, interoperability, and autonomy — are reshaping both corporate practices and engineering education. His most cited work, *"Industry 4.0 and corporate sustainability"* (2021), which has garnered 45 citations, explores the complex and largely uncharted relationship between emerging digital-physical technologies and sustainable business practices in Brazil, offering one of the first exploratory frameworks for this intersection in a developing economy context. His more recent research investigates whether industrial engineers possess the competencies required to navigate the demands of Industry 4.0 environments, addressing a critical skills gap in manufacturing workforces. Together, these contributions position Anholon as a thought leader on the human, organizational, and environmental dimensions of industrial transformation. His work is particularly valuable for researchers, educators, and policymakers seeking to align engineering training and corporate strategy with the realities of the fourth industrial revolution.
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