7 Jul 2018

Is Industry 4.0 at the Service of Value Creation ?

Session 11

Even though it is part of the mechanisation process begun in the 19th century, the concept of 4.0 industry marks both a breakthrough in terms of capacity through the introduction of new digital tools and a transformation in the very role of industry. Far more than a simple goods production system, industry is becoming a chain of creation, production and new, constantly shifting uses.

Faced with today’s legitimate fears regarding the mounting use of robotics, artificial intelligence and 3D printing, it is more crucial than ever to understand this phenomenon and its opportunities. Is the flexible, customised production – now enabled by smart factories – a gimmick or a genuine revolution? Does 4.0 industry mark the start of a rebalancing process with the service economy? Could it lead to a recovery in French and European industry? Between emancipation and slavery, what kind of impact will there be on companies’ human capital?

Coordination


Sarah VINCENT

Student

Aix-Marseille School of Economics & "La Parole aux Étudiants" prizewinner

Biography

Moderator


Dominique ROUSSET

Journalist and producer

France Culture and Radio France

Biography

Speakers


James CARNES

Vice President of Brand Strategy

ADIDAS

Biography

Jean-Marc CHERY

Chief Operating Officer

STMicroelectronics

Biography

Vincent LEVITA

CEO

InfraVia Capital Partners

Biography

Atsushi NAKAJIMA

Chairman

Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry (RIETI)

Biography

Pitch Startup


Fabien BARDINET

CEO

BALYO

Biography
All the speakers

Contributions

Is 4.0 Industry at the Service of Value_VINCENT

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