2017
DOI: 10.21003/ea.v164-02
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Society. Personality. Technologies: Social Paradoxes of Industry 4.0

Abstract: The Fourth Industrial Revolution (Industry 4.0) and a «new» economy formed on its basis are some of the global phenomena of modern times. It is connected with the development of a global information and technology platform for industrial communications. In order to be able to integrate into such an environment, a person has to master operational skills of the user. Such communication is provided by the created interfaces and protocols. The assumption that the so-called McDonaldisation in society and protocol f… Show more

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“…The topic of "smart public good(s)" has not been addressed before in the context of its definition. Our approach to defining smart public good(s) is thus based a priori on the concept of smart city, based on the logical and factual link between the public good and the public sector (municipality or city) that provides or finances the public good(s), reflecting the changes brought about by the fourth industrial revolution (for more see for example Brynjolfsson & McAffee, 2014;Chauhan et al, 2021;Ross & Maynard, 2021;Skobelev & Borovik, 2017) and the transformation of society (Society 4.0) and its demands, attitudes and needs (Kamensky, 2017;Mazali, 2018).…”
Section: Smart Public Goods and Smart Benchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The topic of "smart public good(s)" has not been addressed before in the context of its definition. Our approach to defining smart public good(s) is thus based a priori on the concept of smart city, based on the logical and factual link between the public good and the public sector (municipality or city) that provides or finances the public good(s), reflecting the changes brought about by the fourth industrial revolution (for more see for example Brynjolfsson & McAffee, 2014;Chauhan et al, 2021;Ross & Maynard, 2021;Skobelev & Borovik, 2017) and the transformation of society (Society 4.0) and its demands, attitudes and needs (Kamensky, 2017;Mazali, 2018).…”
Section: Smart Public Goods and Smart Benchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…I4.0 is often described as an incentive for the fourth industrial revolution (Hennies & Raudjärv, 2015), or equated with it (e.g. Kamensky, 2017;Dais, 2014). After Hermann and co-authors (2016), I4.0 presents two aspects: 1. this industrial revolution was the first one announced a priori, and not observed ex post facto (Drath & Horch, 2014); 2. one expects a large economic impact from this industrial revolution, because I4.0 promises increased operational efficiency as well as the development of entirely new business models, services and products (Kagermann et al, 2013;Hair et al, 2014).…”
Section: Quality Score Review and Description Of The Data Processingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dal punto di vista della geografia economico-politica e della demografia (Ng & Johnson, 2015) i millennials sono caratterizzati da influenze e cambiamenti sociali diversi rispetto alla generazione precedente, definita dei baby boomers (nati fra gli anni Cinquanta e Settanta del secolo scorso): a differenza dei loro genitori, che hanno vissuto il boom economico, i millennials hanno vissuto un aumento dei tassi di divorzio, un ingresso sempre più consistente delle donne nel mercato del lavoro e una rapida evoluzione tecnologica. Del contesto di ricchezza dei baby boomers ha beneficiato anche la generazione successiva, che presenta livelli di istruzione più elevati, ma diversi avvenimenti economici e politici hanno caratterizzato lo sviluppo di tale generazione, come la grande depressione (2007)(2008), l'imponente fenomeno della disoccupazione giovanile e l'esplosione del web (Kamensky, 2017): gli economisti considerano i primi due eventi causati direttamente dalle politiche errate della generazione precedente; la rivoluzione digitale ha invece modificato l'intero sistema socio economico e gli effetti si sono registrati in tutti gli aspetti della vita del soggetto (Aradilla, 2020).…”
Section: Lavoro Dematerializzato E Percezione DI Benessereunclassified