Hyeon Jeong Cho

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Hyeon Jeong Cho is a leading scholar in the intersection of technology adoption and sustainable manufacturing, with a primary focus on Industry 4.0 implementation in emerging economies. Her most cited work, "Examining the relationship between firm characteristics and Industry 4.0 technology adoption in Vietnam's apparel industry" (2024, 8 citations), provides critical insights into how firm-specific factors—such as region, size, age, and product category—influence the uptake of advanced technologies like Artificial Intelligence and Interactive Robotics. This research is pivotal for understanding the barriers and drivers of digital transformation in labor-intensive sectors, offering actionable guidance for policymakers and industry leaders. Cho’s contributions extend beyond academia, as her work directly supports the global push toward sustainable and efficient manufacturing practices. By highlighting the nuanced interplay between firm characteristics and technology adoption, she has established herself as a key voice in the discourse on Industry 4.0 in developing nations. Her findings are increasingly cited by researchers and practitioners aiming to bridge the gap between technological potential and real-world implementation, making her a vital resource for students and professionals exploring the future of manufacturing.