Danilo Yu. Cherevatskyi, 79_09
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Danilo Yu. Cherevatskyi
PhD in Technical sciences
Institute of Industrial Economics of NAS of Ukraine
03057, Ukraine, Kyiv, 2 Gelabov Str.
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Smart industry in different angles
Section: Scientific discussion
Ekon. promisl. 2017, 79(3): 145-154
DOI: https://doi.org/10.15407/econindustry2017.03.145
Language: Russian
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References
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PhD in Technical sciences
Institute of Industrial Economics of NAS of Ukraine
03057, Ukraine, Kyiv, 2 Gelabov Str.
E-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Smart industry in different angles
Section: Scientific discussion
Ekon. promisl. 2017, 79(3): 145-154
DOI: https://doi.org/10.15407/econindustry2017.03.145
Language: Russian
Abstract:
The world is in the state of industrial revolution. At the same time, there are different approaches to the forms of its implementation and different ideas about the smart industry: some call it the third industrial revolution, others - the fourth, leading to "Industry 4.0". There is a fundamentally different understanding of the essence of the industry of the future. For Ukraine and other post-Soviet economies, that deals with physical and moral deterioration of production assets and an unfavorable investment climate, following the ideology of the fourth industrial revolution, involving the use of vertical links, the complication and robotization of production, is fraught with an increasing gap between world economic growth leaders and the conservation of poverty and backwardness. Following the same concepts of the third industrial revolution, due to its inherent orientation toward the domination of horizontal ties and the distribution of industry, gives a chance for a radical economic development.
Keywords: the third industrial revolution; the fourth industrial revolution; the smart industry; Industry 4.0; robotization; vertical communications; horizontal communications
The world is in the state of industrial revolution. At the same time, there are different approaches to the forms of its implementation and different ideas about the smart industry: some call it the third industrial revolution, others - the fourth, leading to "Industry 4.0". There is a fundamentally different understanding of the essence of the industry of the future. For Ukraine and other post-Soviet economies, that deals with physical and moral deterioration of production assets and an unfavorable investment climate, following the ideology of the fourth industrial revolution, involving the use of vertical links, the complication and robotization of production, is fraught with an increasing gap between world economic growth leaders and the conservation of poverty and backwardness. Following the same concepts of the third industrial revolution, due to its inherent orientation toward the domination of horizontal ties and the distribution of industry, gives a chance for a radical economic development.
Keywords: the third industrial revolution; the fourth industrial revolution; the smart industry; Industry 4.0; robotization; vertical communications; horizontal communications
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References
1. Vishnevsky, V.P., & Knyazev, S.I. (2017). Smart Promyslovism: Perspective and Problems. Economy of Ukraine, 7, pp. 22-37 [in Ukrainian].
2. McKinsey Global Institute (2017). А future that works: automation, employment, and productivity. McKinsey & Company. 3. McKinsey Global Institute (2015). The internet of things: mapping the value beyond the hype. McKinsey&Company. 4. Rifkin, J. (2014) The Third Industrial Revolution: How Horizontal Interactions Change Energy, Economy and the World as a Whole. Moskow: Alpina Nonfiction [in Russian].
5. The first "vertical forest" in Asia, which daily will convert CO2 into 60 kilograms of oxygen. Retrieved from https://mail.yandex.ua/?uid=25255963&login=dcherev-1#message/161285161655227392 [in Russian].
6. Deryabina, M. (2017). To the new organization of society and economics (On the book of N.V. Smorodinskaya "Globalized economy: from hierarchies to the network way"). Questions of Economics, 3, pp. 146-158 [in Russian].
7. The pistol printed on the 3D printer has already made more than 600 shots. Retrieved from http://xakep.ru/61571/ [in Russian].
8. In the United States showed the first car made on a 3D printer Retrieved from http://news.infocar.ua/v_ssha_pokazali_pervyy_sdelannyy_na_3d-printere_avtomobil_94308.html [in Russian].
9. Anderson, C. (2012). Makers: The New Industrial Revolution. NY: Crown Business.
10. Bauman, Z. (2008). Flowing modernity. St. Petersburg: Piter [in Russian].
11. Galchinsky, A. (2012) Economic development: the methodology of the renewed paradigm. The Economy of Ukraine, 5, pp. 4-17 [in Russian].
12. Agroskin, V. (1999) Undiversified firms and new forms of capital raising: http://www.libertarium.ru/l_lib_nfi [in Russian].
13. Rifkin, J. (2001). The Age of Access: The new culture of hypercapitalism, where all of life is a Paid-For Expirience. New Jersey: Penguin Putnam. 14. Gromova, T. (2016, Jaunuary, 22) Will the world survive the fourth industrial revolution. The coming robotics will concentrate technology in the hands of several companies that will manage the world. Business Capital, pp. 22. 15. Baily, M.N., & Manyika, J. (2013). Is Manufacturing “Cool” Again? Project Syndicate Retrieved from https://www.project-syndicate.org/print/skillsand-workers-in-the-new-age-of-manufacturing-by-martin-n--baily- [Accessed 4 Jan. 2017].
16. Gubanov, S.S. (2014). Neoindustrialization of Russia and the poverty of its sabotage criticism. The Economist, 4, pp. 3-31.
17. World Development Indicators Retrieved from http://databank.worldbank.org/data/views/variableselection/selectvariables.aspx?source=world-developmentindicators
18. Supyana, V.B. (2009). US research universities: a mechanism for integrating science and education. Moskow: Master.
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22. Vishnevsky, V.P. (2016). Global neoindustrialization and its lessons for Ukraine, 8, pp. 26-43. [in Russian].
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