Paper aims: This article aims to diagnose the penetration level of Industry 4.0 technologies in cloud-based energy management systems, the Energy Cloud. Originality: The energy sector is undergoing a technological evolution driven by the integration of Industry 4.0 technologies with energy management systems, making relevant the study of the permeability of these technologies with energy companies. Research method: The research used two articles on Energy Cloud as a theoretical basis and a data collection carried out with managers of renewable energy companies, with the data being analyzed using the MONNA software. Main findings: The results show that there is a greater understanding and use of the Internet of Things and Sensors technologies to the detriment of Cloud Computing and Big Data. Implications for theory and practice: The article shows that there is a need for managers to seek greater familiarization, especially with Cloud Computing and Big Data.
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Schaefer, J. L., de Carvalho, P. S., Ruhoff, A., Thomas, J. D., & Siluk, J. C. M. (2021). Permeability evaluation of Industry 4.0 technologies in cloud-based energy management systems environments - Energy Cloud. Production, 31, 1–9. https://doi.org/10.1590/0103-6513.20210038
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