29/1/19

6 ways to engage your teams in the 4.0 shift

The human factor is critical to the success of your 4.0 projects. Discover 6 ways to engage your teams in the 4.0 shift!

Human Resources
Connected Workforce
6 ways to engage your teams in the 4.0 shift

According to the Quebec Industrial Barometer, 76% of the province’s manufacturing SMEs have integrated digital technologies or plan to do so within a year. The 4.0 shift is very real and it is transforming our work environments. New technologies, such as production tracking, artificial intelligence and data analytics, are appearing in manufacturing plants and reshaping some jobs along the way. The human factor can clearly contribute to the 4.0 shift, but it can also become an obstacle to project success if it isn’t handled properly. It is therefore essential to anticipate impacts on people and engage your teams in your smart factory projects. Here are 6 keywords to keep in mind throughout your 4.0 shift!

 

6 ways to engage employees in the 4.0 shift

 

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