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Ashok Chopra and Anita Rani Chopra, _x000D_ Brigita Gajšek and Beata Mrugalska, _x000D_ Mitt Nowshade Kabir, _x000D_ Rogério Dionísio and Irem Ünal, _x000D_ Hans-Dieter Wehle, _x000D_ Joseph Mukuni, _x000D_ Sergej Kozhevnikov, Vladimir Marik and Miroslav Svitek, _x000D_ Mauro De Bari, _x000D_ Athanasios Priftis and Catherine Equey, _x000D_ Günter Müller-Czygan and Viktoriya Tarasyuk, _x000D_ Krisztián Attila Bakon, _x000D_ Jannis Pfister, Daniela Schmidt, Matthias Jenner, Till Günther _x000D_ and Rainer Müller, _x000D_ Ahmed Abi Sen Adnan, _x000D_ Romain Stevens and Elsa Negre, _x000D_ Lilia Dvořáková and Marek Segeč, _x000D_ Mohammed Alshammari and Mohammed Gronfula, _x000D_ Dzhamilia Nugmanova, Inna Kozlova Mikurova and Roman Kupriyanov, _x000D_ Inna Kozlova Mikurova _x000D_, _x000D_ Luis Romeral Martinez (editor), _x000D_ Miguel Delgado Prieto (editor)
2026
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Industry 4.0 - Transforming the Future Beyond Manufacturing - Volume 2, Human-Centred, Organizational and Societal Transformations explores the human, organizational, territorial, and societal dimensions of digital transformation. Bringing together contributions on workforce change, organizational resilience, SMEs, higher education, skills development, public infrastructure, smart cities, cultural sustainability, data governance, privacy, and ethical digital services, the volume shows how Industry 4.0 and Industry 5.0 reshape not only production systems but also the ways people work, learn, collaborate, and govern. By linking human-centred digitalization, social innovation, sustainability, and responsible data practices, it offers a broader view of digital transformation as a socio-technical process and a valuable reference for researchers, educators, policymakers, and practitioners seeking more resilient, inclusive, and socially responsible pathways of innovation.
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