Zaki Baridwan
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Zaki Baridwan’s research centers on the intersection of corporate social responsibility (CSR) and emerging industrial paradigms, with a particular focus on how businesses can adapt their social and ethical commitments in the face of rapid technological change. His most cited work, “Transformation Corporate Social Responsibility Towards Industrial Revolution 4.0: Strategy and Challenges” (2020), provides a foundational qualitative analysis of the strategic shifts and obstacles companies encounter when integrating CSR into a digitally driven, automated economy. By employing a descriptive qualitative method, Baridwan offers a clear, conceptual roadmap for practitioners and scholars navigating this transition, highlighting the need for proactive adaptation rather than reactive compliance. While his citation count remains modest, his work addresses a timely and pressing issue—the human and social dimensions of Industry 4.0—making it a valuable resource for students and researchers exploring sustainable business practices in a tech-centric world. Baridwan’s contribution lies in framing CSR not as a static obligation, but as a dynamic strategy that must evolve alongside industrial innovation, offering early insights into a critical area of future inquiry.
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