Muniz Jr., Jorge

Wintersberger, Daniel

The diffusion of a new set of digital and advanced information technologies into industrial systems and workplaces has raised the prospect of a widespread and profound transformation of innovation and production systems. New technologies are expected to transform the production and distribution of goods and services and to have far-reaching consequences for productivity, skills, the environment, income distribution and social well-being. These new manufacturing technologies are embedded in multiple social systems of innovation and production, including team and work systems within firms, global and local supply and value chains, as well as national and local systems of innovation and production

Competencies and Skills for Industry 4.0 Preparedness

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