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This book provides a comprehensive review of industry 4.0 and its applications, discussing the history of industry evaluation, including industry 1.0, 2.0, 3.0 and 4.0, and the future structure of industry evaluation. It also examines the effects and impact of various technologies in industry and presents new interdisciplinary business models based on advanced technologies with the help of use cases. Lastly, it highlights the benefits of technological implementation in industry using examples of real-world applications, providing a robust and reliable technological conceptual framework and roadmap for decision-makers in all areas of industry involved transformation.
List of contents
1. Agricluture revolution.- 2. Automotive evolution.- 3. Consumer revolution.- 4. Energy revolution.- 5. Environment revolution.- 6. Finanace technology.- 7. Manufacturing revolution.- 8. Media & entertainment revolution.- 9. Medical revolution.- 10. Retail revolution
About the author
Prof. JR Reagan is currently the Vice Dean of Endicott College of International Studies at Woosong University in Korea. His research interests are in the area of industry 4.0, cybersecurity, big data, visualization, analytics, marketing and business.
Dr. Madhusudan Singh is faculty and Director of ReBlockchain Research Group at ECIS, Woosong University, South Korea. He is actively involved in entrepreneurial endeavors in Blockchain Technologies with Artificial Intelligence, Information Security and Autonomous vehicles. In his career, he has worked as a senior engineer in the R&D division at Samsung Display, Korea, and Research Professor in YICT, Yonsei University, Korea. He serves as a series editor of the Blockchain Technologies in Springer Nature, Distinguished speaker, in IEEE Computer Society and Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), and senior member of IEEE societies.
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"This is not a book about management. It is a book for executives, strategists, managers, technologists, consultants, educators, policymakers, and concerned stakeholders about the need for management--the management of the future unfolding now, referred to in this book (and others) as 'the 4th industrial revolution.'" (Ernest Hughes, Computing Reviews, March 16, 2021)
