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The word creation **Industry 4.0** ties up to Lean Production and continues to develop it. Interlaced systems offer more transparency and thus the possibility of purposeful avoidance of wasting. The main objective of this concept is the optimization of production flows. | The word creation **Industry 4.0** ties up to Lean Production and continues to develop it. Interlaced systems offer more transparency and thus the possibility of purposeful avoidance of wasting. The main objective of this concept is the optimization of production flows. | ||
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The word creation **Industry 4.0** indicates a strong link between **economy** and **politics**. The term itself does not stand for a technological invention or 'new wave'. It is more linked to the spread of digital technologies throughout society, changes in production chains and workflows, and exploring new markets. | The word creation **Industry 4.0** indicates a strong link between **economy** and **politics**. The term itself does not stand for a technological invention or 'new wave'. It is more linked to the spread of digital technologies throughout society, changes in production chains and workflows, and exploring new markets. | ||
- | The term Industry 4.0 has been developed within the context of debates with participants from politics, science and economy about digitisation in production. Which was initially called ' | + | The term Industry 4.0 has been developed within the context of debates with participants from politics, science and economy about digitisation in production. Which was initially called ' |
- | Within the politico-economic project ' | + | Within the politico-economic project ' |
In intercommunion with representatives of different interest groups (trade unions, enterprise, federations etc.), it was intended to thematize 'good work' under conditions of digitalisation and to negotiate leeway for shaping the upcoming conditions, concerning new forms of organization of work („Desk sharing“, „Crowdworking“), | In intercommunion with representatives of different interest groups (trade unions, enterprise, federations etc.), it was intended to thematize 'good work' under conditions of digitalisation and to negotiate leeway for shaping the upcoming conditions, concerning new forms of organization of work („Desk sharing“, „Crowdworking“), | ||
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Digitalisation and Industry 4.0 are therefore not to be regarded in a technological horizon alone. However, central questions in the politico-economic initiatives by federal government and trade associations, | Digitalisation and Industry 4.0 are therefore not to be regarded in a technological horizon alone. However, central questions in the politico-economic initiatives by federal government and trade associations, | ||
- | **1.** | + | -the **technological change**, as it materializes by employment of artificial intelligence, |
- | **2**. | + | -the **social change**, as it is evoked by use of digital technologies – is it, among other things, by change of work and thus changing requirements of qualifications, |
- | **3**. | + | -the **political framing** of the change as well as the opportunities and threats for democracy and political participation. |
- | **More information**: | + | **More information**: |
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- | =====Footnotes===== | + | |
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- | 1 Promotorengruppe Kommunikation der Forschungsunion Wirtschaft - Wissenschaft, | + | |
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- | 2 Promotorengruppe Kommunikation der Forschungsunion Wirtschaft | + | |
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- | 3 Promotorengruppe, | + | |
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- | 4 According to the process described by Karl Polanyi in his work „The Great Transformation“ reffering to the industrialisation in England in the 18th until the beginning of the 20th century, see Polanyi, 1977 | + | |
=====References and Sources===== | =====References and Sources===== | ||
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Wocher, Martin, 3D-Druck steht vor dem Durchbruch, http:// | Wocher, Martin, 3D-Druck steht vor dem Durchbruch, http:// | ||
- | Author: Sophia Bickhardt, weltgewandt e.V. | ||
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+ | **Author:** Sophia Bickhardt, weltgewandt e.V. | ||
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