Latam Industry 4.0 to Africa
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The biggest splash at NPE will come from the wave of technological innovation and futuristic enthusiasm known variously as Industry 4.0 or the Smart Factory or the Internet of Things.
BCX announced that it will be investing $7.5 million to grow scarce digital skills in ICT infrastructure and Industry 4.0 software programming AI in partnership with the Cape Innovation and Technology Initiative (CiTi) in South Africa.
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African entrepeneurs to Latam and Chinese FIR companies
Industry 4.0 will likely be the most common theme found at NPE. Companies will illustrate how they are using elements that tie into this new Smart Factories era
New technology presents opportunities in terms of productivity, but also has potential drawbacks in terms of the profile of jobs and available employment. A new publication explores the impact of robots and industry 4.0 in Latin America.
“Robotlution. The Future of Work in Latin American Integration 4.0,”
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Only 25 countries well-positioned to benefit from Industry 4.0 according to new World Economic Forum report
Singapore is among the 25 Leading countries. It ranked 11th for the Structure of Production, and 2nd for Drivers of Production.
The World Economic Forum (WEF) released its first ‘Readiness for the Future of Production Report’,(“the Report”) assessing how well-positioned global economies are to shape and benefit from changes in production being driven by the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The report was developed in collaboration with A.T. Kearney.
Singapore is among the 25 countries assessed to be in the best position to benefit from the changing nature of production.
Assessment framework
The Report uses a new benchmarking framework, diagnostic tool and data set to help countries understand their current level of readiness for the future of production, as well as corresponding opportunities and challenges.
The assessment framework is made up of two main components: Structure of Production, or a country’s current baseline of production, and Drivers of Production, or the key enablers that position a country to capitalize on the Fourth Industrial Revolution to transform production systems. There are 59 indicators across these two components.
