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Industry 4.0 – The Global Industrial Revolution: Achievements, Obstacles and Research Needs for the Digital Transformation of Industry
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This Special Issue delves into the strides made, challenges encountered, and research imperatives within the realm of Industrie 4.0 from both a scientific and practical standpoint. This publication features the voices of Industrie 4.0 pioneers Henning Kagermann and Wolfgang Wahlster, as well as leaders in research and industrial application of smart manufacturing concepts.
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Keywords
- AI
- bibliometric analysis
- Business & management
- Business strategy
- business transformation
- calibration
- China Manufacturing 2025
- cloud manufacturing
- Competencies
- COVID-19
- D-SI
- data architecture
- data democratization
- DCC
- development of work
- digital ecosystems
- digital factory transformation
- digital manufacturing
- Digital signature
- Digital Transformation
- digital transformation strategy
- Digital twin
- digital twins
- Digitalization
- Economics, finance, business & management
- Fourth Industrial Revolution
- human-oriented work design
- Hungary
- industrial artificial intelligence
- industrial implementation
- industrial internet
- Industrie 4.0
- Industry
- Industry 4.0
- Industry 4.0 strategy
- information fusion
- informational change
- Intelligent Manufacturing
- internal services
- interoperability
- Investment
- IoT
- Knowledge management
- logistics 4.0
- Machine learning
- Management & management techniques
- Management of specific areas
- Mass Customization
- maturity model
- Mergers and acquisitions
- Methodology
- multi-agent systems
- n/a
- networking
- new business models
- process management
- remote work
- scarce data
- servitization
- Skills
- small-medium enterprises
- smart factories
- smart factory
- Smart Manufacturing
- Smart Services
- socio-technical system
- sociotechnical systems approach
- sovereignty
- survey
- sustainability
- transformation
- urban planning and city operation
- zero-defect manufacturing
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-0365-9662-4Editions