2019
DOI: 10.5771/0040-117x-2019-2-153
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Die Vierteilung der Vergangenheit. Eine Kritik des Begriffs Industrie 4.0

Abstract: Der Begriff Industrie 4.0 hat in wenigen Jahren eine erstaunliche Karriere gemacht. Der deutschsprachige Begriff wurde international rezipiert und adaptiert. Wissenschaftliche Forschungen in unterschiedlichen Fächern machten den Begriff bzw. die damit verbundenen Veränderungen in der industriellen Produktion zum Forschungsobjekt. In den Medien und auf öffentlichen Veranstaltungen verschiedenster Provenienz ist der Begriff ohnehin präsent. Darüber hinaus hat sich die mit dem Schlagwort Industrie 4.0 eingeführte… Show more

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“…Gradualism is a key characteristic of any major period of socio-technical change. In fact, industrial revolutions should be thought of not as a big bang with immediate impact, but as a long-term period of accelerated innovation that involves experimentalism and micro-innovations that amount to a predominance of incremental modes of change [17,18]. However, the gap between high expectations about an imminent industrial revolution and the slow and uneven implementation of new digital technologies at enterprises puts the very essence of techno-optimist predictions into question.…”
Section: Techno-centric Narratives and Incremental Socio-technical Ch...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Gradualism is a key characteristic of any major period of socio-technical change. In fact, industrial revolutions should be thought of not as a big bang with immediate impact, but as a long-term period of accelerated innovation that involves experimentalism and micro-innovations that amount to a predominance of incremental modes of change [17,18]. However, the gap between high expectations about an imminent industrial revolution and the slow and uneven implementation of new digital technologies at enterprises puts the very essence of techno-optimist predictions into question.…”
Section: Techno-centric Narratives and Incremental Socio-technical Ch...mentioning
confidence: 99%