Implementation Of Development Plan Research Articles

Securing administrative leadership commitment for anticoagulation stewardship programs

AbstractAnticoagulation is a leading cause of medication‐related harm. As a result, there is increasing recognition of the importance of the development of anticoagulation stewardship programs to ensure safe and effective anticoagulation use across health care settings. Securing administrative leadership support to build such programs is a necessary first step but is often a significant barrier to implementation. Herein, we present a structured approach to guide providers advocating to leadership for stewardship programs at their institutions. We divide the approach into four phases: (1) Build the foundation, (2) Select stewardship initiatives, (3) Develop implementation plans, and (4) Prepare and present a business plan. Within each phase, we outline specific actions to consider, all leading up to the end goal of creating a compelling business plan to generate administrative leadership buy‐in. We also provide resources to promote the understanding of institutional needs as well as broader trends across health systems that influence stewardship program development. Our aim is to provide stewardship advocates with the tools to effectively secure leadership support to facilitate the development of Anticoagulation Stewardship Programs across all health care institutions.

Optimization of expropriation costs on the highway projects in Türkiye

Expropriation is widely used to introduce highway projects into the society. Expropriation is the registration process of real estate and equities owned by natural and legal persons on behalf of the administration for public interest, provided that property and easement right amount shall be paid in cash or in advance or by equal installments. In what situations and by which institutions expropriation is carried out are restricted by the law. In accordance with the Article 3 of the Expropriation Law Number 2942 amended by the Law Number 4650, the expropriation process shall not be started without an adequate allowance provided by the administration. The exercise of the right of property shall not be against public interest.” Project areas are required to be converted into public property after the development plans for the public projects are prepared. Areas regarded as private property but intersected by highway, railway or waterway routes can only be occupied after expropriation. Without expropriation, projects based on transportation in improvement areas can be opened to public with the application of the provisions of the Development Law Number 3194, while those in areas having no development plan can be opened to public with the application of the relevant provisions of the Agricultural Reform Law Number 3083 on Land Consolidation in Irrigated Areas and Law Number 5403 on Soil Conservation and Land Use. In this article, opening highways, railways, and waterways to public in Türkiye using the implementation of development plans is discussed. For the real estate coinciding with the route of public investments, if land and land lots are arranged in accordance with the Article 18 of the Development Law Number 3194, state withholding up to 45% may be imposed. The objective function in the state withholding can be stated as f= costmin= f(a,b). Land acquisition increases as the ratio of state withholding increases, resulting in the minimization of the expropriation costs. Public projects such as highway can be opened to public free of charge with development plan implementation in improvement areas and with land consolidation in rural areas having no development plan.

Application of multiplanar reconstruction and 3D printing in anterior cruciate ligament revision.

Anterior cruciate ligament injury is the most common type of knee joint ligament injury. Anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction has a high failure rate, with bone tunnel abnormalities as the most significant factor in these failures. Digital orthopedic technology can effectively develop implementation plans for the revision, thus increasing the success rate. This study aims to develop a surgical plan for anterior cruciate ligament revision by employing multiplanar reconstruction (MPR) for measuring bone tunnel position and diameter, and simulating bone tunnel creation via 3D printing preoperatively. A total of 12 patients who underwent anterior cruciate ligament revision at the Third Xiangya Hospital of Central South University between 2014 and 2021 were retrospectively studied. The data included patient demographics, preoperative formulated knee joint 3D printing models, and preoperative knee CT scans. The study measured the bone tunnel's diameter and position to guide the establishment of revision bone tunnels during surgery, reassessed the postoperative bone tunnels, and evaluated knee joint functional scores [including International Knee Documentation Committee Knee Evaluation Form (IKDC) score, Lysholm score, and Tegner exercise level score]. Preoperative measurements revealed suboptimal femoral tunnels positions in 4 patients and tibial tunnels positions in 2 patients. MPR and 3D printing technology were used to guide the establishment of a new bone canal during surgery, and postoperative measurements were satisfactory for all patients. Preoperative measurements demonstrated the interclass correlation coefficient for femoral tunnels and tibial tunnels diameters were 0.843 (P<0.05) and 0.889 (P<0.001), respectively. Meanwhile, the intraclass correlation coefficient were 0.811 (P<0.05) and 0.784 (P<0.05), respectively. The intraoperative diameter of femoral and tibial tunnels showed excellent correlation with postoperative CT measurements, with intraclass correlation coefficient values of 0.995 (P<0.001) and 0.987 (P<0.001), respectively. All bone tunnel positions were within the normal range. At the final follow-up, knee joint function scores in all 12 patients improved significantly compared to pre-surgery (P<0.001), and the reoperation rate was zero. MPR and 3D printing technology can accurately measure the parameters of reconstructed anterior cruciate ligament bone tunnels. Personalized revision plans for patients with reconstruction failure enhances the success rate of revision surgery and improves patient prognosis.

Implementation of Infrastructure Development Planning in Deli Serdang Regency

This research aims to identify the implementation of development planning and explain the impact of development planning in 5 (five) villages in Deli Serdang Regency in terms of infrastructure, including road construction and physical improvements. Additionally, this research also aims to analyze the factors hindering the implementation of development planning, explore the root causes of issues, and present recommendations for improvement. This study is analyzed using a qualitative descriptive approach, with 11 (eleven) individuals selected as research samples, and data collected through in-depth interviews, documentation, and field observations. Furthermore, data is analyzed through the processes of reduction, presentation, and verification to ensure the validity and reliability of the research results. The research findings show that, in general, the implementation of regional development planning still has several complex and interconnected shortcomings. The main factors that can lead to failures in the implementation of development planning results include budgetary constraints, often limited resources of the community, and inadequate organizational or regional apparatus resources in carrying out their tasks. Additionally, changes in proposed activities often become a cause of inconsistency between planning and implementation. Not only that, there are additional factors that complicate the situation, such as the role of the government and regional apparatus as formulators of public policies that significantly impact the success of the implementation of development planning. The government's and regional apparatus' role in directing policies can create dynamics that influence the final results of implementation.

DIGITAL TWIN NEIGHBORHOODS FOR PRECISION POPULATION HEALTH: INITIAL RESULTS OF COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS

Abstract Neighborhood socioeconomic inequality leads to lower use of preventive services, increased incidence and severity of disease, reduced quality of life, and higher mortality across multiple age groups. To accelerate discovery and prioritize population health strategies, we introduced Digital Twin Neighborhoods (DTNs): digital replicas of real communities that include biological, social, and geographic data and algorithms. We implemented a series of community engagement studio sessions (CES) that aim to elicit and clarify community members’ preferences and concerns about DTNs in order to most inclusively and ethically align DTN investigators’ research with community priorities. More than 30 participants have attended quarterly sessions. At CES sessions, researchers summarize the DTN framework and then engage with questions from (i) community experts and (ii) scientific experts, and (iii) open dialogue to guide project decision-making. To date, salient community experts’ concerns include: potential harms of DTNs for real-life communities; data privacy; selection of spatial indicators; and consequences for vulnerable populations. Suggestions for making DTN work more community-resonant have included: data transparency directly with residents; reconciling data definitions with local meanings of health; recognizing biases in electronic health records; and conducting shared activities within neighborhoods. CES sessions revealed foci for future DTN analyses including: how social isolation and togetherness influence health; identification of spatially defined targets for remediating structural racism; analysis of health-promoting assets’ (e.g., green space, churches) differential benefits; and examining how resilience creates practical advantages amidst difficult socioenvironmental circumstances. Conversing with community members, we are now developing implementation plans for each of these areas.

Analisis Peningkatan Efektivitas Dalam Perencanaan Pengembangan Pembangunan

Tanjungpinang is the capital city of Riau Islands province, Indonesia and is an autonomous city formed in 2004. The development of Tanjungpinang city, especially in the Dompak Island area which is designated as the center of government of Riau Islands Province, needs to be evaluated. This evaluation is useful for knowing and analyzing the problems that occur on Dompak Island, which will later be made improvement efforts so that the goals that have been set can be achieved properly. This research aims to identify and predict something that will happen and the continued performance carried out on Dompak Island, Riau Islands. The method used in this analysis is to use the literature study method as a data search technique by collecting several references from related books. Implementation of development plans must be done carefully and purposefully. Intensive monitoring and periodic evaluation must be carried out to ensure that development programs can run according to the original plan. In conclusion, the analysis of increasing effectiveness in development planning in the Dompak area of Tanjungpinang is very important. Through identification of the potential and needs of the region, collaboration between various related parties, and careful implementation, development in this area can run better and provide optimal benefits for the local community.

The approach to developing Ireland’s first national health protection strategy and lessons learnt

Abstract Health protection is recognised as an essential public health function by the World Health Organization. It includes the prevention and control of infectious disease, environmental and radiation risks, and the emergency response to major incidents. The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the importance of strengthening this function worldwide. To address this as a public health priority in Ireland, between January and October 2022 the first national first Health Protection Strategy (2022-2027) for the Health Service Executive (HSE) was developed. This was led by the then National Clinical Director for Health Protection supported by a Project Working Group (PWG), with governance and oversight from a multi-disciplinary Steering Committee (SC). Key steps in strategy formation included detailed stakeholder analysis, exploration of the policy context for the strategy, and development of a consultation plan with guidance of an external facilitator. Two SC consultation workshops were held (March and June 2022). Workshop 1 focused on defining strategic vision, aim, and objectives. Workshop 2 verified objectives and identified enablers. A subsequent e-consultation invited feedback from wider stakeholders (July 2022). The strategy, published 13th October 2022, outlines 10 strategic objectives and 11 associated enablers. Progression of strategy implementation will require further stakeholder engagement, development of implementation plans, and establishment of a monitoring and evaluation framework, including annual review of implementation. Strengths of the strategy development approach included multidisciplinary SC input and oversight, review of the national and international policy context, detailed stakeholder analysis and engagement, and the comprehensive consultation plan developed with external facilitator input. Lessons from our experience can support colleagues internationally to strategically set out their priorities for health protection beyond COVID-19. Key messages • The development of the first HSE Health Protection Strategy 2022-2027 is a critical step to ensure a clear framework for the delivery of national health protection functions going forward. • As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, public health bodies should strategically set out priorities for health protection beyond COVID-19 – lessons from our experience in doing so can inform this work.

Contemporary Trends in Logistics in Business Practice – Assessment of Implementation Potential, Time, Flow Involved, and Management Level Responsible

The purpose of the research was the assessment of selected characteristics of development trends in the field of logistics identified in the DHL Trends Radar report from the point of view of business practitioners. The research was of a qualitative nature, on purposive sample, and was carried out on the basis of a designed questionnaire, which contained questions about characteristic of technological solutions within contemporary logistics and the specificity of their implementation.&#x0D; To conduct the research, 20 experts, meeting the requirements assumed in the study and representing enterprises located in Poland and Italy, operating regionally, internationally and globally, were selected.&#x0D; As a result of the conducted research, knowledge was obtained on the characteristics of the analysed solutions (methods and tools) regarding their: implementation potential, estimated duration of implementation works, their impact on the material and information flow and the level of management to which the implementation relates. The research results provide useful information for management practitioners who develop implementation plans for new solutions in the area of logistics, both at the operational and strategic levels.

Research on the Formulation and Implementation of Development Plans for Primary and Secondary Schools

The formulation and implementation of development plans for primary and secondary schools is an important task to ensure that schools can adapt to the constantly changing educational environment, provide high-quality education, and meet the needs of students. With the continuous promotion of education reform and the increasing demand for school development, the formulation and implementation of school development plans have become particularly crucial. This study explores the process of formulating and implementing development plans for primary and secondary schools. In addition, it will also explore the future trends and challenges faced by primary and secondary school planning, such as the future direction of educational policies and planning, the role of technology and innovation in planning, the challenges of social change and diversification, and sustainable development and environmental factors. The research aims to provide useful references and suggestions for planners and decision-makers in primary and secondary schools, in order to promote sustainable development of schools and improve educational quality.

Challenges of utilizing BIM in facilities management in Saudi Arabia

PurposeThis paper aims to present an assessment of the challenges of using building information modeling (BIM) in the facilities management (FM) practice in Saudi Arabia.Design/methodology/approachA review of the relevant literature was conducted, resulting in identifying 31 potential challenges to BIM utilization in FM, which were grouped into five main categories. These challenges were used to design a five-point Likert scale questionnaire survey to obtain the feedback of experts in the FM domain in Saudi Arabia. The professionals that participated in the survey consisted of facilities managers, maintenance managers and BIM experts. The results obtained were analyzed based on the Effect Index (EI) approach. The questionnaire also contained an open-ended section for more qualitative data.FindingsThe results of the EI revealed that the top most influential challenges include “integration of the building systems design with BIM”, “definition of handover requirements and integration requirements between FM and BIM” and “getting appropriate and accurate information”. The category with the highest EI was the “challenges pertaining to the execution of BIM in FM”.Practical implicationsThe paper outlines the critical challenges influencing the utilization of BIM in FM in Saudi Arabia and, as a result, could facilitate the development of implementation plans for BIM utilization. Thus, the study results have practical implications for stakeholders in the building industry.Originality/valueThe study contributes to the building industry through its discussion of the challenges of BIM utilization in FM and thus has the potential to increase the level of awareness of stakeholders in the industry.

ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL FACTORS AND THEIR IMPACT ON WOMEN'S REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH: CASE OF ALGERIA

All countries and organizations paid attention to women's health and providing the necessary care for them and their children, through primary health and reproductive health programs, especially after health problems increased as a result of different human behavior. Which led to the emergence of problems in reproductive health, and our contribution came in order to try to identify the economic and social factors and their impact on the reproductive health of women, while highlighting the conditions of reproductive health in Algeria and its outputs according to what enhances the requirements of women's health care, and focusing on the most important obstacles and future challenges in front of participation women in the development process In order to achieve these goals, the study relied on the analytical descriptive approach through the data of the National Bureau of Statistics, the Ministry of Health, Population and Hospital Reform, and the National Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys (MICS) conducted in Algeria, in addition to the United Nations reports and various studies. The study concluded that despite Algeria's efforts in the health sector by implementing development plans and reforms, there is a gap between reproductive health outcomes and socioeconomic changes for women. The study also recommends thinking about integrating development plans aimed at improving the reproductive health of women, or rather mothers and children, by avoiding early or late pregnancy, spacing between births, as well as reducing the number of children, in addition to contacting and benefiting from pioneering global experiences in the field of health

A Proposed Integrated Development Plan Using Modified Planning Standards for a Small Urban Town: A Case Study of Mohol Town, Dist. Solapur, India

In India, development plans in different states are prepared, using planning standards as they are adopted by respective states. Planning standards are essence of a development plan and preparation of development plan is carried out stagewise within the technical framework of planning standards. However, development plans are always criticized for various reasons, like they are rigid and difficult to implement, taking exorbitant time to implement and mostly they are practically not fully implemented, etc. One of the most discussed points is that there is a broad scope to amend the existing planning standards for proper and efficient implementation of development plan in timely manner. In this changing age of technology and science, it is necessary to accommodate the changes sought by the stakeholders in the development plan. This study is aimed to formulate the modified planning standards with optimisation of reservations for a small urban town to accomplish effective implementation of development plan. An attempt is made using a case study of small urban town Mohol in Solapur district, India for preparation of integrated development plan with modified planning standards. SWOT analysis for Mohol town is also carried out for exploring the changing needs and demands of the people. The existing planning standards are modified for optimisation of reservations of residential, garden, hospital, primary and secondary school using standard deviation curve to achieve the aspirations of the people to match up the line of such changes, may be social, financial, physical, cultural, etc. In present study, integrated development plan with optimised reservations for small urban town Mohol has been prepared by applying modified planning standards, which shows good agreement with the optimisation of reservations carried out by land use distribution. From the comparison of reservations provided for Mohol, it is concluded that the integrated development plan for Mohol town, prepared using modified planning standards, takes considerably less area under reservations taken for study, which may work effectively and efficiently while implementing the development plan and prove to be great achievement for all the stakeholders.

Facing the future of respiratory virus surveillance: "The mosaic surveillance framework".

It is impossible to address the many complex needs of respiratory virus surveillance with a single system. Therefore, multiple surveillance systems and complementary studies must fit together as tiles in a "mosaic" to provide a complete picture of the risk, transmission, severity, and impact of respiratory viruses of epidemic and pandemic potential. Below we present a framework (WHO Mosaic Respiratory Surveillance Framework) to assist national authorities to identify priority respiratory virus surveillance objectives and the best approaches to meet them; to develop implementation plans according to national context and resources; and to prioritize and target technical assistance and financial investments to meet most pressing needs.

Monitoring of Paddy and Maize Fields Using Sentinel-1 SAR Data and NGB Images: A Case Study in Papua, Indonesia

This study addresses the question of how to evaluate the growth stage of food crops, for instance, paddy (Oryza sativa) and maize (Zea mays), from two different sensors in selected developed areas of Papua Province of Indonesia. Level-1 Ground Range Detected (L1 GRD) images from Sentinel-1 Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) data were used to investigate the growth of paddy and maize crops. An NGB camera was then used to obtain the Green Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (GNDVI), and the Enhanced Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (ENDVI) as in situ measurement. Afterwards, the results were analyzed based on the Radar Vegetation Index (RVI) and the Vertical-Vertical (VV) and Vertical Horizontal (VH) band backscatters at incidence angles of 30.55°–45.88°, and 30.59°–46.16° in 2021 and 2022, respectively. The findings showed that Sigma0_VV_db and sigma0_VH_db had a strong correlation (R2 above 0.900); however, polarization modification is required, specifically in the maize field. The RVI calculated and backscatter changes in this study were comparable to the in situ measurements, specifically those of paddy fields, in 2022. Even though the results of this study were not able to prove the RVI values from the two relative orbits (orbit31 and orbit155) due to the different angle incidences and the availability of the Sentinel-1 SAR data set over the study area, the division of SAR image data based on each relative orbit adequately represents the development of crops in our study areas. The significance of this study is expected to support food crop security and the implementation of development plans that contribute to the local government’s goals and settings.

Implementing a home-based personalised cognitive rehabilitation intervention for people with mild-to-moderate dementia: GREAT into Practice

BackgroundEvidence-based rehabilitative interventions, if widely implemented, could equip people with dementia and their families to manage life with the condition and reduce the need for health and care services. The aim of this translational study, building on evidence from the GREAT randomised controlled trial, was to develop a foundation for implementing the GREAT Cognitive Rehabilitation intervention in community-based services for people with mild-to-moderate dementia.MethodsKey elements of the implementation strategy were identifying and supporting managerial and clinical leadership, conducting collaborative planning and target-setting, training and supporting practitioners, and providing external facilitation. We developed implementation plans with, and trained staff in, 14 organisations. We subsequently worked closely with 11 of these, 10 National Health Service organisations and one private home care provider, to support practitioners to deliver GREAT Cognitive Rehabilitation over a 12-month period. Outcome evaluation examined the perspectives of local steering group members, practitioners and service users, and the reach, effectiveness and cost of the intervention.ResultsImplementation was disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, but six organisations completed at least six months of intervention delivery. Forty-one practitioners, mainly occupational therapists, provided the intervention, and 54 people with dementia completed a course of GREAT Cognitive Rehabilitation. Goal attainment by people with dementia exceeded levels of improvement seen in the original trial. People with dementia, carers, practitioners and steering group members all evaluated the intervention positively, and economic analysis indicated that the intervention could be provided at modest cost. However, we identified a range of mainly organisational barriers that impeded implementation and limited the potential for sustainability.ConclusionsGREAT Cognitive Rehabilitation benefits people with dementia, can be delivered effectively at modest cost in routine services, and is viewed positively by people with dementia, family carers and practitioners. To fully realise these benefits and achieve widespread and sustainable implementation, however, requires sufficient resources and a reorientation of service priorities towards preventive and rehabilitative approaches.Trial RegistrationNational Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Central Portfolio Management System, registration number 38994.

AN ASSESSMENT OF NIGERIA’S ECONOMICDEVELOPMENT PLANS 1946 – 2020

Nigeria accepted to use economic growth and development plan as a suitable strategy to quicken the pace of economic growth, and improve the standard of living of the citizens since 1946 till date. This study assesses Nigeria economic development plans with a view to x-raying the success or otherwise of the plans implemented, and suggest the best ways to implement development plans. The study reveals that successive Nigeria governments failed to fully implement their development plans due to some challenges that bedeviled the various plans. Such challenges include: corruption, lack of commitment and political-will, lack of grassroot participation in plan formulation and implementation, lack of project monitoring, etc. The study therefore recommends that Nigeria needs to redouble her efforts in fighting corruption. Development planning exercise should ensure grassroot participation. Political leaders should have compulsory and routine project monitoring on all government approved projects, etc.

CITA HUKUM BANGSA DAN NEGARA INDONESIA DALAM KONTEKS RENCANA PEMBANGUNAN JANGKA PANJANG NASIONAL 2005-2025

Revisions were made to the Republic of Indonesia's 1945 Constitution, and the modifications had a profound impact on how the Indonesian state government was organized. The modification of the state's institutional structure for upholding legal norms that took place in Indonesia's political system after the end of the New Order era was a key stream of reform thinking. In the Indonesian state administration system, reform means strengthening the presidential system. The president's dual roles as head of state and head of government are at the heart of the presidential system of government (head of state). A normative and conceptual approach are combined in the study's explanatory technique. The state's experience with long-term development plan implementation is notably due to the third amendment to Article 3 of the Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia, which changed it to Article 3 Paragraph (1) and deleted the People's Consultative Assembly's jurisdiction. Use RI to generate the GBHN. The RPJPN was created in place of the GBHN as a framework for national development as part of the Decentralization and Regional Autonomy System implementation in order to address concerns regarding the president's latitude. Realizing the goals and aspirations of the nation and state is the primary goal of national development, according to the Preamble of the Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia.

Integrated Framework for Inclusive Town Planning Using Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Method for a Semi Urban Town

Planning is a continuous process and must incorporate a regular evaluation of implementation and further revision for effective and efficient utility for the betterment of society through modification of the planning standards. Development plans for cities / towns are criticized for being rigid and static, having little regard for investment planning efforts, and taking a very long time in the process of formulation and approval. In depth analysis and review of the existing situation, covering the demographic, economic, financial, infrastructure, physical, environmental, and institutional aspects, is important so as to identify the strengths and weaknesses in the city overall development. In the present study, an attempt has been made to thoroughly review the existing planning standards adopted for the preparation and implementation of development plans in India, especially in Maharashtra. Since the development plan's objectives are not measurable, this study will use the Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) to assess their level of performance. For the purpose of identifying the various viewpoints of various stakeholders, field surveys and questionnaire surveys were conducted. This application can be used as an objective evaluation tool for planners and policy makers to improve planning practices and provide necessary knowledge for revising plans. The results indicated the importance of criteria from the pre-planning, preparation, and implementation stages of DP. These results were used for two semi-urban towns in Maharashtra regions and could also be used by planning engineers for further development of planning standards. Doi: 10.28991/CEJ-2022-08-12-07 Full Text: PDF

Electric vehicles operation peculiarities in hot climate (on the example of Socialist Republic of Vietnam)

Introduction (problem statement and relevance). Electric vehicles are considered environmentally friendly and contribute to solving the world's energy crisis. The Socialist Republic of Vietnam is one of the top ten countries heavily affected by climate change and ranks 15th in the world in terms of annual average fine particulate matter (PM2.5) pollution. At the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference COP 26 in Glasgow, in 2021, because of a high level of environmental pollution the Prime Minister of Vietnam announced plans to achieve zero emissions by 2050. The achievement of zero CO2 emissions in the country was determined as one of eight national strategies by the Vietnamese government and was to be reached with the help of electric vehicles development.The purpose of the study was to work out recommendations for the sustainable development plan implementation of the electric transport industry in Vietnam.Methodology and research methods. Analytical and predictive research methods were used in the article.Scientific novelty and results. Taking into account the real needs of the people, the tasks of the government, and the potential development of electric vehicles service infrastructure, including energy and transportation systems, a roadmap for the introduction of electric vehicles in Vietnam has been developed.Practical significance. This article allows, as a first approximation, to determine the initial steps for the electric vehicles development and implementation in the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.

Digital supply chain research trends: a systematic review and a maturity model for adoption

PurposeThis study investigates the enablers and challenges of digital supply chains (DSCs) adoption and develops a digital supply chain maturity (DSCM) model as a basis for developing guidelines for DSC adoption in the digital transformation journey.Design/methodology/approachThe research involves a systematic literature review (SLR) of Industry 4.0 (I4) adoption in supply chain (SC) practices to identify key enablers and associated maturity levels. The literature search of published articles during the 1997–2020 period and subsequent screening resulted in 64 articles. A DSCM model was developed using the categorization of important enablers and associated levels transitioning from the traditional SC to the DSC ecosystem.FindingsFour broader categories of DSC enablers and challenges were identified from the content analysis of SLR. Digital strategy alongside I4 technologies and human capital were prominent in DSC adoption as I4 technologies and human capital depend on other enablers such as dynamic capabilities (DCs). Lack of infrastructure and financial constraints to implementing I4 were significant challenges in the DSC adoption.Research limitations/implicationsThe proposed DSCM model provides a holistic view of enablers and maturity levels from traditional SC to DSC adoption. However, the DSCM model needs to be empirically validated and streamlined further using inputs from practitioners.Practical implicationsThe proposed DSCM model can be used as a framework to guide practitioners in assessing maturity and developing implementation plans for successful DSC adoption.Originality/valueThis research introduces a novel DSC maturity model through a holistic view of enablers and maturity levels from traditional SC to DSC adoption.