Průmysl 4.0 (Industry 4.0) is a national initiative aiming to maintain and enhance the competitiveness of the Czech Republic in the wake of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
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The Policy Briefs analyse national and regional policy measures focused on a specific policy challenge, technological area or mode of implementation and explore policy tools that have been designed and implemented with the aim of fostering the generation and uptake of advanced technologies. The reports provide a comparative analysis of some of the most relevant national and regional examples on the policy landscape in the EU. They highlight the lessons learnt based on existing policy evaluations, monitoring or any other learning process and will present both good practices and potentially the bad ones. In the case of novel policy initiatives, they focus on the key challenges in the design process.
“Produktion2030” (P2030) was established in 2013 as a strategic research and innovation programme. It aims to make Sweden a frontrunner in investments in sustainable production by 2030.
The Future Industry Platform was announced as part of the Responsible Development Plan (‘Morawiecki Plan’) by the Ministry of Finance and Development in 2016.
Austria’s national Plattform Industrie 4.0 (PI4.0) started in 2014 upon the initiative of the Austrian Ministry of Transport, Innovation and Technology. Established in June 2015, PI4.0 became operative in October 2015.
Manufacturing Academy of Denmark (MADE) is a national initiative launched officially in 2014.
The Made Different initiative was originally launched in 2013, in Flanders,with the aim to increase the competitiveness of the manufacturing industry by supporting the digital transformation of production processes.The overall goal of this initiative is to transform manufacturing companies into ´
The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg embarked in 2015 upon a deeply collaborative process for the creation of a strategy to build on the country’s existing record and reputation as a digital and smart Economy Leader of Europe.
The Pramonė 4.0 platform resulted from a bilateral German-Lithuanian Conference on “Industry 4.0” held in Vilnius in May 2016.
The economic crisis proved that the Latvian economic model –mainly based on internal demand– was not sustainable.
“I4.0 NTP” (Industry 4.0 National Technology Platform) is a national strategic initiative from the Hungarian Academy of Sciences Institute for Computer Science and Control (MTA SZTAKI) and the Ministry for National Economy.
