Abstract
The Manaus Industrial Pole (PIM), located in a tax incentive area, is responsible for relevant economic growth and conservation of the Amazon Rainforest. With the advent of Industry 4.0 (I4.0) bringing new technological approaches, management, and business models and, mainly, insertion in global productive chains, it is necessary to verify the maturity and readiness of the PIM companies regarding this new environment. This article aims to verify the logistical interoperability as a boosting tool of I4.0, through applied and exploratory research, based on the case study of a motorcycle manufacturer, using a logistical interoperability measurement model based on structural equations. As a result, an overall evaluation coefficient value of 4.65 to a maximum of 5.00 was found, and the points for improvement are discussed.
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