The new industrial revolution and higher education

The article reveals the requirements of the new industrial revolution to the content of higher education, modern methods and technologies of education, the main institutional changes in higher education that will occur as a result of the infl uence of the NIR.В статье раскрываются требования новой промышленной революции к содержанию высшего образования, современные методы и технологии образования, основные институциональные изменения в высшем образовании, которые произойдут в результате влияния НПР

Environmental Law Confronts the New Industrial Revolution

This issue of the Pace Environmental Law Review presents a set of articles to shed new light on those questions in the case of the products of nanotechnology. For comparison, the issue also includes an article on the regulation of genetically modified organisms in agriculture in the United States and Brazil, an early effort to govern the risks of a major new technology

The G20’s call for a New Industrial Revolution and what it means for more and better jobs

As the G20 calls for a “new industrial revolution” Huang Phuong Thao of Action Aid Vietnam argues that the international group will need to open up the space to make this revolution a reality

Information technology in enterprise management through the concept

Consider the concept of Industry 4.0 in industrial plants. Why is it necessary to the functioning of a modern enterprise? It was identified features of the implementation of the concept 4.0. The influence of a new industrial revolution in the enterprise

Distributed data management in internet of things networking environments

Distributed ledger technology (DLT) is one of the latest digital technologies, which appear to be heading towards a new industrial revolution. However, when we consider its suitability for dynamic networking environments, issues like transaction fees or scalability have not been resolved

Keeping Capital and Jobs at Home

The International Association of Machinists\u27 (IAM) proposed New Technology Bill of Rights is a fine concept because it clearly addresses the key new technology issue for workers which is: Who will benefit from the new industrial revolution

Semantic-Driven Architecture for Autonomic Management of Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) for Industry 4.0

International audienceToday we are living a new industrial revolution, which has its origin in the vertiginous deployment of ICT technologies that have been pervasively deployed at all levels of the modern society. This new industrial revolution, known as Industry 4.0, evolves within the context of a totally connected Cyber-Physic world in which organizations face immeasurable challenges related to the proper exploitation of ICT technologies to create and innovate in order to develop the intelligent products and services of tomorrow's society. This paper introduces a semantic-driven architecture intended to design, develop and manage Industry 4.0 systems by incrementally integrating monitoring, analysis, planning and management capabilities within autonomic processes able to coordinate and orchestrate Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS). This approach is also intended to cope with the integrability and interoperability challenges of the heterogeneous actors of the Internet of Everything (people, things, data and services) involved in the CPS of the Industry 4.0

The rise of the quantum machines

Technological devices are getting ever smaller, but as they approach the scale at which quantum physics matters, our understanding of how they interact with their environment evaporates. The authors of this article explain how a better understanding of quantum thermodynamics could kick-start a new industrial revolution on the tiniest scale.peer-reviewe