Industry 4 0 A Glocal Perspective 1st Edition by Aleksandra Gąsior,Jerzy Duda ISBN 1032030453 978-1032030456

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ISBN 10: 1032030453
ISBN 13:  978-1032030456
Author: Aleksandra Gąsior,by Jerzy Duda

The Fourth Industrial Revolution, also known as Industry 4.0, refers to the industrial paradigm bringing together the digital and physical worlds through the cyber-physical Systems, enhanced by the Internet of Things aimed to increase the effectiveness of human-machine cooperation (HMC). This book deals with issues related to the challenges of Industry 4.0 that are faced by enterprises and universities. Contrary to most publications on the subject, it covers both technological and business aspects of these challenges and shows how strong they are intertwined, bringing new value to readers. The book also presents new findings that will guide enterprises through Industry 4.0.

This book offers readers an in-depth discussion of important areas of enterprises’ activities in the context of Industry 4.0. The first area concerns human resources management; in particular, what new employee competencies will be needed on the labor market, how to use modern concepts (e.g. design thinking), and how to manage multi-national teams of employees. The second area is related to marketing and covers issues regarding customized products. The third area is devoted to technical aspects such as autonomous vehicles, Internet of Things (IoT), radio-frequency identification (RFID) systems, and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) technology. The fourth area concerns IT systems, including systems that support work and business management, strategic information systems, and cyber-physical systems.

Aimed at researchers, academics, practitioners, and students, it will be of value to those in the fields of human resource management, marketing, organizational studies, and management of technology and innovation.

Industry 4 0 A Glocal Perspective 1st Table of contents:

1. Preface

   • Introduction to Industry 4.0
   • The Concept of “Glocal” in the Context of Industry
   • Acknowledgements

2. Chapter 1: Understanding Industry 4.0

   • The Evolution from Industry 1.0 to Industry 4.0
   • Key Technological Pillars of Industry 4.0
   • Global Drivers of Change in the Industrial Sector
   • The “Glocal” Approach: Merging Global Trends with Local Realities

3. Chapter 2: Technological Foundations of Industry 4.0

   • The Role of Automation and Robotics in Industry
   • Internet of Things (IoT) and Cyber-Physical Systems
   • Big Data and Analytics in Industrial Decision-Making
   • Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning in Production
   • Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing) and Smart Materials

4. Chapter 3: The Rise of Smart Factories

   • Defining Smart Factories and Their Characteristics
   • The Role of Sensors, Connectivity, and Big Data
   • Real-Time Data Analysis and Decision Making
   • Case Studies of Successful Smart Factories
   • Challenges in Implementing Smart Factories Globally and Locally

5. Chapter 4: Supply Chain 4.0 and Digital Transformation

   • The Evolution of Supply Chains in Industry 4.0
   • The Impact of IoT and Blockchain on Supply Chain Management
   • Predictive Analytics for Supply Chain Optimization
   • Global and Local Challenges in Supply Chain Digitalization
   • Case Studies in Global Supply Chains

6. Chapter 5: Industry 4.0 and Sustainability

   • The Role of Industry 4.0 in Achieving Sustainable Manufacturing
   • Reducing Waste, Energy, and Emissions through Smart Technology
   • Circular Economy and Industry 4.0 Solutions
   • Local Adaptations for Sustainable Practices in Different Regions
   • Case Studies of Sustainable Industry 4.0 Initiatives

7. Chapter 6: The Workforce of the Future: Skills and Employment

   • The Impact of Automation and AI on Employment
   • New Skills Required for the Industry 4.0 Workforce
   • Education and Training for Industry 4.0 Professions
   • Addressing Local Workforce Needs and Challenges
   • Case Studies of Workforce Transition in Industry 4.0 Environments

8. Chapter 7: The Role of Government and Policy in Industry 4.0

   • The Role of Government in Industry 4.0 Adoption and Regulation
   • Policies to Promote Innovation and Protect Workers
   • Global Policy Trends vs. Local Regulatory Challenges
   • Supporting Local Industries in Adapting to Industry 4.0
   • International Collaboration in Industry 4.0 Initiatives

9. Chapter 8: Innovation Ecosystems: Startups and Industry Collaboration

   • The Rise of Industry 4.0 Startups and Innovators
   • Collaboration between Industry Giants and Small Companies
   • The Importance of Innovation Hubs and Tech Incubators
   • The Global Nature of Industry 4.0 Innovation
   • Local Adaptation and Support for Startups in Different Regions

10. Chapter 9: Challenges and Barriers to Industry 4.0 Adoption

    • Technological, Economic, and Cultural Barriers
    • The Digital Divide: Disparities Between Developed and Developing Regions
    • Cybersecurity and Data Privacy Concerns
    • Overcoming Local Resistance to Change
    • Global Solutions for Overcoming Industry 4.0 Challenges

11. Chapter 10: Looking Ahead: The Future of Industry 4.0

    • The Next Frontier of Industry 4.0: From Smart Cities to Autonomous Manufacturing
    • The Role of Artificial Intelligence and Quantum Computing
    • Global Trends in Industry 4.0 Research and Development
    • The Long-Term Impact of Industry 4.0 on Global Economies and Local Communities

12. Conclusion

    • Summary of Key Findings and Insights
    • The Interplay of Global and Local Factors in Shaping Industry 4.0
    • The Path Forward for Global Industry Transformation

13. References

    • Cited Works and Further Readings

14. Index

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