he Fourth Industrial Revolution, also known as Industry 4.0, was first introduced at the Hannover Industrial Exhibition in 2011. It newly developed information technology such as in the internet of things, big data analytics, cyber-physical system, cloud computing, and information intelligence. In this study, a bibliometric study was performed to observe the distribution of documents on industry 4.0 in the supply chain. The study examines the literature trends, author’s productivity, and thematic focus of scientific publications, a total of 733 data consisting of peer-reviewed documents were retrieved from the Scopus database. The data analysis process was conducted by using R Studio’s tool, VOS viewer, and MS Excel. According to the results of this bibliometric research, MA Maier published the first paper on supply chain innovation in 2015. The most productive countries were India, the United Kingdom, and Italy. The University of Minho, Berlin School of Economics and Law, and the University of Johannesburg were among the most productive institutions.The current study's analysis is valuable for scholars, organizations, governments, funding agencies, and policymakers. African, Middle Eastern, and Southeast Asian countries must enhance their funding and research collaboration related to i4.0 in the supply chain