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5S Innovation Model
[edit]The 5S Innovation Model is an innovation strategy based on five operation trends or drivers: Safety, Simplification, Smart systems, Stealth operations, and Sustainability. The 5S innovation model[1] [2] designed to achieve efficient operational conditions instead of focusing on specific technologies. The 5S innovation model was introduced by Dr. Tony Nieto while working at Wits University, Joahnnesburgh, South Africa in 2019. The 5S innovation model is currently being used by production heavy industries such as mining[3][4]. Implementation of the model has been published in several shcoarly publicaitons.[5]
The 5S innovation strategy aims to promote innovation in resource-extractive-based industries. The 5S innovation strategy is designed to serve as a baseline for the defintiion of industry technology roadmaps since the model is consistent with any type of extractive industry sucha as mining, oil and gas, and others. etc. and
The five key operational conditions considered in the 5S innovation model[2] as seen in the Figure[6] below, are defined based on current operation trends within the extractive industry.
These are the 5S five essential operational conditions considered within the 5S innovation model:
- Achieving Maximum Safety: Safety is key in any industry and is thus the first driver of the 5S model, emphasizing the importance of promoting a safety culture and technology. This includes implementing robust safety protocols, utilizing advanced technologies for hazard detection and mitigation, and fostering a culture of safety among workers.
- Simplifying Systems: Complex systems can hinder efficiency and productivity in any industrial operation. The second driver advocates for simplifying systems to streamline processes and eliminate unnecessary complexity. This involves optimizing workflows, standardizing procedures, and leveraging technology to automate routine tasks.
- Using Smart-Intelligent Systems: The use of smart technologies and artificial intelligence presents unprecedented opportunities for innovation in any industry of today and in the future. The third driver emphasizes the adoption of smart-intelligent systems to optimize decision-making, improve predictive capabilities, and enhance operational efficiency. This includes deploying sensors for real-time monitoring, implementing predictive analytics for maintenance planning, and integrating autonomous equipment for increased productivity.
- Designing Stealth Operations: Stealth operations entail minimizing footpriint and environmental impact during and after operations. The fourth driver underscores the importance of adopting environmentally conscious practices and embracing sustainable technologies. This involves implementing measures to reduce carbon emissions, minimize waste generation, and rehabilitate mined areas for future use. By prioritizing sustainability, the industry in general can mitigate environmental risks and enhance their social license to operate.
- Sustainable Use of Environmental and Human Resources: The fifth driver underscores the imperative of sustainable resource management. This includes optimizing resource utilization, minimizing water and energy consumption, and promoting responsible exctractive an operational practices. By embracing sustainability principles, companies can mitigate resource scarcity risks, enhance operational resilience, and contribute to long-term environmental stewardship.
The Data-Information-Innovation Cycle
[edit]The 5S innovation model introduces an innovation cyclic process that consist in data being transofrmed into information, then into solution models, then into applied technology which is adopted by the industry completing a full innovation cycle, as described by the 5S Innovation Model[2] as seein in the Figure [7] below.
The Data-Information-Innovation four main phases:
- Analyze:
- This phase marks the beginning of the cycle, where data is collected and analyzed to extract valuable insights.
- Data analytics tools are utilized to process raw data, uncover patterns, trends, and correlations, and generate meaningful information.
- Through analysis, organizations gain a deeper understanding of their operations, customer behavior, market trends, and other relevant factors.
- Enhance:
- Once information is extracted from the data, it undergoes further enhancement through scientific research and exploration.
- Researchers and innovators leverage the insights gained from data analysis to develop new concepts and models.
- These concepts and models serve as frameworks for understanding complex systems, identifying potential solutions to challenges, and envisioning innovative approaches.
- Test:
- In this phase, the concepts and models developed in the previous step are put to the test.
- Testing involves subjecting the proposed solutions to rigorous experimentation, simulation, or real-world trials.
- The goal is to evaluate the feasibility, effectiveness, and practicality of the concepts and models, as well as to identify any flaws or limitations that may need to be addressed.
- Solve:
- The final phase of the cycle involves translating tested concepts and models into tangible solutions and technologies.
- Based on the insights gained from testing, innovators develop and refine new solutions that address identified challenges or opportunities.
- These solutions are then integrated into existing technologies or processes, leading to the generation of new data and the completion of the data-innovation cycle.
The completion of one cycle initiates the beginning of the next, creating a continuous loop of data-driven innovation and progress. Each iteration builds upon the data stages from previous cycles, driving continuous improvement. The cyclic process of transforming data into information, models, and ultimately new technology and innovation is characterized by analysis, enhancement, testing, and solution development.
It is through this iterative cycle of data aquisition, and data analytics that innovation if created to solve complex problems.
References
[edit]- ^ Nieto, Anotnio (2019). "The Mine of the Future: The 5S Innovation Model for the Minerals Industry" (PDF). GeoResources Journal. 3 (2019): 35–39.
- ^ a b c Nieto, Antonio 'Tony' (2023-12-13). The 5S Innovation Model: A Tech-Innovation Strategy for the Mine of the Future (1 ed.). London: CRC Press. doi:10.1201/9781032622699. ISBN 978-1-032-62269-9. S2CID 266301948.
- ^ Penoles, Industries (2020). "The 5S Innovation Model". Penoles Innovation.
- ^ Gold, Fields (2021). "Mining Indaba Virtual, 5S Innovation Model" (PDF).
- ^ Xenaki, A., E. Laporte, J. Castillo and O. Velasquez (2023). "Application of a Tech Innovation Model for the Mine of the Future: Bridging the Gap Between Theory and Practice". Society of Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration. February 26– March 1.
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