Sarah Myriam Lydia Hahn

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Sarah Myriam Lydia Hahn is a leading voice in the digital transformation of manufacturing, with her research squarely focused on the strategic planning and implementation of Industry 4.0. Her most-cited work, "Approaches for the planning and implementation of Industry 4.0" (2019), provides a critical framework for understanding how the increasing automation and networking of industrial components—from machines and robots to autonomous drive systems—can be leveraged to integrate customers and business partners into value-added processes. This foundational paper, with 6 citations, serves as a key reference for practitioners and scholars navigating the complexities of smart factories. Hahn’s contributions lie in bridging the gap between technological capability and operational reality, offering actionable pathways for linking production with service. Her work is particularly notable for its practical orientation, helping industries move beyond theoretical concepts to tangible implementation. As a researcher, she continues to shape how organizations approach the fourth industrial revolution, ensuring that the promise of interconnected systems translates into real-world efficiency and innovation.