Industry 4.0
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https://doi.org/10.30973/inventio/2020.16.39/4Keywords:
industry, systems, company, supply chain, technology revolutionAbstract
Industry 4.0 is summarized by the concept of the Internet of Things. It is argued that this change could become the fourth industrial revolution, since it refers to a complete system that contributes to improve and strengthen a company due to renewed systems. What this industry is looking for is to develop tools for automation, which is based on data collection through intelligent tools, such as software or sensors, which help in this task and save a lot of work. Within this article is explained the origin of the industry 4.0, which is created thanks to the technological revolution that has been experienced in recent years; in addition, the application of some concepts that have to do with the fourth industrial revolution for the growth of companies and the ease of carrying out work for their benefit.
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