The last few decades have seen a rise in organizational rivalry due to globalization and the rapid advancement of information technology. In order to draw in new clients, businesses now a days are always wants to expand their market geographically. In light of this, businesses prioritize meeting the needs of their clients, which lengthens and complicates the supply chain (SC). Consequently, managing SC and limiting risks and disruptions becomes more challenging. Resilient supply chain essentially rests on the ability to respond, recover from operational disruption, to maintain operational procedures operational procedures, and recover to its pre-disturbance state after an event. Additionally, by building their SC with the capacity to respond swiftly to any disturbances in workflow, businesses may boost stability and solidify their position in the market. Analysts have been studying strategies for enhancing supply chain resilience, include boosting and fostering cooperation between SC partners or raising the organization’s profile by keeping an eye on SC events and trends. Research has indicated that Industry 4.0 can enhance production efficiency. Industry 4.0 involves usage of cutting edge technologies for strengthening the resiliency of supply chain and work towards a zero-carbon future. Industry 4.0 makes it easier to monitor real-time monitoring, optimized logistic and predictive analytics to improve efficiency. This chapter’s goal is to examine various technologies in order to help supply chains become flexible and resilient so that sustainability targets can be met. Sustainable resource management, energy-efficient and Smart manufacturing are key components of Industry 4.0 that leads to a greener future.