INDUSTRY 4.0: THE STAGES OF INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND BRINGING OF CHANGE

Abstract

We are in a new era, which was certain that it comes long time ago but we have realized in the earlies of 21th century. Industry 4.0 or digital era changes all known value proposition. Business models, processes transform, old rules lose their validity. There is no doubt that we are going to live the quake of dazzling technological change we are living now. Trend is prognosticating this!

The change (development) is a function of time and never come out suddenly. You have lived, developed and understand when looking back for a moment. It is like understanding the change later, while living moment by moment that your child grow and develop. Industry 4.0 has evolved this way and continues to evolve.

Keywords

• Industry 4.0

INDUSTRY 4.0: THE STAGES OF INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND BRINGING OF CHANGE

Abstract

We are in a new era, which was certain that it comes long time ago but we have realized in the earlies of 21th century. Industry 4.0 or digital era changes all known value proposition. Business models, processes transform, old rules lose their validity. There is no doubt that we are going to live the quake of dazzling technological change we are living now. Trend is prognosticating this!

The change (development) is a function of time and never come out suddenly. You have lived, developed and understand when looking back for a moment. It is like understanding the change later, while living moment by moment that your child grow and develop. Industry 4.0 has evolved this way and continues to evolve.

Keywords

• Industry 4.0

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