Peculiarities and Problems of Formation of Industry 4.0 in Modern Russia

Stroiteleva, Tamara G.; Kalinicheva, E.Yu.; Vukovich, G.G.; Osipov, Vladimir S.

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-94310-7_14

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“…Many previous studies have used the SWOT analysis as a screening tool in their research to carry out strategic planning. It seems that SWOT analysis is expanding over time into a widening field of applications, such as implementation of Industry 4.0 [47,51], renewable energy schemes [48,52], water management [53], strategies for economic sustainability [54], oil and gas industry [55], waste management [56], and solar power development [57]. One of the major drawbacks of this technique, however, is that the influence of each criterion in decision-making cannot be gauged quantitatively.…”

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Adapting Universities for Sustainability Education in Industry 4.0: Channel of Challenges and Opportunities

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The emergence of Industry 4.0, also referred to as the fourth industrial revolution, has entirely transformed how the industry or business functions and evolves. It can be attributed to its broadening focus on automation, decentralization, system integration, cyber-physical systems, etc. Its implementation promises numerous benefits in terms of higher productivity, greater volatility, better control and streamlining of processes, accelerated enterprise growth, sustainable development, etc. Despite the worldwide recognition and realization of Industry 4.0, its holistic adoption is constrained by the requirements of specific skills among the workforce. The personnel are expected to acquire adaptive thinking, cognitive and computational skills, predominantly in the area of information technology, data analytics, etc. Thus, the universities that laid the foundation for future talents or trends in society have to adapt and modernize the existing programs, facilities, and infrastructure. This reshaping of higher education in consonance with the vision of Industry 4.0 possesses its opportunities and challenges. There are, of course, a multitude of factors involved and they need a reasonable assessment to strategically plan this metamorphosis. Therefore, this work aims to explore and analyze the different factors that influence the progression and enactment of Industry 4.0 in universities for sustainable education. For this purpose, a systematic approach based on a questionnaire as well as a SWOT (strengths (S), weaknesses (W), opportunities (O), and threats (T)) integrated with the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) is adopted. The questionnaires are administered to university employees and students (or stakeholders) to assess their viewpoint, as well as to estimate the priority values for individual factors to be included in SWOT. The AHP is implemented to quantify the different factors in terms of weights using a pairwise comparison matrix. Finally, the SWOT matrix is established depending on the questionnaire assessment and the AHP weights to figure out stakeholders’ perspectives, in addition to the needed strategic scheme. The SWOT implementation of this research proposes an aggressive approach for universities, where they must make full use of their strengths to take advantage of the emerging opportunities in Industry 4.0. The results also indicate that there are fundamental requirements for universities in Industry 4.0, including effective financial planning, skilled staff, increased industrial partnerships, advanced infrastructure, revised curricula, and insightful workshops. This investigation undoubtedly underlines the importance of practical expertise and the implementation of digital technologies at the university level to empower novices with the requisite skills and a competitive advantage for Industry 4.0.

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“…Innovation activity is considered not only as a process of embedding new characteristics in the technique, and qualitative parameters of the consumer product, but also as a process of implementing new technologies aimed at meeting social and personal needs (Bagirov, 2013). It is also pointed out that in the period of sustainable trends of increasing the role of high-tech technologies, the main tasks of activating innovation activity are the transfer of the economy to an innovative path of development (Smorodinov, 2014;Sultangazin and Kenzhebekova, 2015), improving the efficiency of the companies' performance (Krasina, 2019;Fan 2020), and creating prerequisites for the formation of Industry 4.0 (Stroiteleva et al, 2019). Consequently, the current conditions of market entities' performance require completely different forms of economic operations based on the investment and innovation approach in economic activity, where the role of personnel competence and intellectual capital (Mustafayev et al, 2013), as well as contemporary approaches to regulating trade activities (Karashchuk et al, 2019) increases.…”

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Study of innovative activity of the distributive industries of the Russian Federation in the context of the world economy digitalization and globalization

Ramazanov

Panasenko

Cheglov

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Nexo Revista Científica

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The article presents the results of a study of innovative activity of companies in the trade sector. It is proved that Russian companies show low innovative activity in the commercial area. The authors conclude that the implementation of innovative activities in the context of the globalization of markets, the development of the digital economy, and the industrial revolution 4.0 is a necessary condition for the functioning of companies in the trade sector. Russian retail chains are entering a stage of crisis development and increased competition from global retail chains. Only those companies that are promptly aware of the need for innovative activity will be able to get out of the crisis.

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“…The further process was marked by the transition from the automation of individual processes to the digital components of Industry 4.0. The process of forming Industry 4.0 in Russia has its own specifics [3]. In some studies, it is noted that Industry 4.0 is the "4th industrial revolution", which is characterized by advanced digitalization and integration of industrial production and logistics processes, the use of the Internet and "smart" objects (machines and products) [4,5].…”

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Digital Platform of Industrial Cooperation – Innovative Direction of Regional Industry Development

Pudovkina

Sharokhina

2019

SHS Web Conf.

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The authors consider the role of the digital economy in Russia and some related processes. The aim of the study was to develop recommendations for the formation of a digital platform for the industrial cooperation. It is obvious that Russia is not a leader by the index of business digitalization (the leading countries are Finland, South Korea, and Netherlands). The authors make a conclusion about the feasibility of using a digital platform for industrial cooperation, which allows linking resources and consumers of products and services in a single information space. They also consider the creation of a regional subcontracting centre as the organizational model focused on the cooperative relations formation for production chains of large, small, and medium business, as well as on the stimulation of innovations through technology transfer, promotion opportunities for products of industrial enterprises on regional markets.

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Peculiarities and Problems of Formation of Industry 4.0 in Modern Russia

Cited by 24 publications

References 6 publications

Adapting Universities for Sustainability Education in Industry 4.0: Channel of Challenges and Opportunities

Adapting Universities for Sustainability Education in Industry 4.0: Channel of Challenges and Opportunities

Study of innovative activity of the distributive industries of the Russian Federation in the context of the world economy digitalization and globalization

Digital Platform of Industrial Cooperation – Innovative Direction of Regional Industry Development

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