Since the emergence of the Industrial Revolution, the efficiency and productivity of Supply Chain Management have been the focus of researchers and industrialists. With the introduction of new industrial concepts, the need for efficient and sustainable Supply Chains that inform daily decision-making has become more critical than ever. Consequently, the strategies required to achieve organizational goals now encompass concepts such as innovation and greater consumer participation in influencing direction and outcomes. Digital production represents an advanced production paradigm that integrates new technologies, including the Internet of Things, Machine-to-Machine Communication, Wireless Sensor Networks, Automation Technologies, and Big Data, with production processes. To compete at a global level, manufacturing companies must enhance efficiency and reduce costs through innovative processes. Innovations such as Robotics, Warehouses Automation, Smart Factory, and Flexible Production are essential in this endeavor. The fifth generation of the network in the field of production of smart products and factories as a technology that integrates industrial production and the smart internet is developing rapidly and has brought new possibilities for smart production. Industry 4.0 has created numerous new opportunities for businesses through the utilization of advanced technologies such as the Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence, Data Analytics, Robotics, Sensors, and Smart Networks. These technologies enhance production and operational processes by enabling automatic improvements without the need for human intervention. This industrial automation emphasizes end-to-end encryption, data sharing, data transparency, and seamless integration of physical and virtual systems in the entire production operation, and as a result, increases efficiency, reduces errors and costs, increases production speed, and improves quality. Industry 4.0 can enhance organizational productivity by supporting several key functions, including logistics and operations. In this paper, we examine the effects of artificial intelligence, Internet of Things, block chain and other intelligent processes on the supply chain of industries.
