Data management in industry: concepts, systematic review and future directions

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Abstract

Data management, particularly in industrial environments, is increasingly vital due to the necessity of handling ever-growing volumes of information, commonly referred to as big data. This survey delves into various papers to comprehend the practices employed within industrial settings concerning data management, by searching for relevant keywords in Q1 Journals related to data management in manufacturing in the databases of WebOfScience, Scopus and IEEE. Additionally, a contextual overview of core concepts and methods related to different aspects of the data management process was conducted. The survey results indicate a deficiency in methodology across implementations of data management, even within the same types of industry or processes. The findings also highlight several key principles essential for constructing an efficient and optimized data management system.

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Freitas, N., Rocha, A. D., & Barata, J. (2026). Data management in industry: concepts, systematic review and future directions. Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing, 37(2), 799–827. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10845-025-02570-z

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