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Picture 2 Symmetrical correspond map of knowledge of industry 4 and country of company
Source: own work by authors
6 Conclusions
According to
Černíková (2018) industry 4.0 concept is regarded
as key area for future development of business activities on the
way of creating representative assets (both tangible and
intangible). This future development of business activities
requires adequate knowledge in individual national industrial
environment and accurate number of skilled employers.
In general point of view, employees are afraid of loss of their job
because of the automatization and digitalization of production
system in their company. This fear is based mainly on the
innocence of the concept. The concept of industry 4.0 provides
relevant information, which are needed for fast adaptation of
production processes and other technical aspects, divided from
present technological progress (Rojko, 2017).
Main objective of the paper is confirm assigned hypotheses in
connection to exception of potential threats of industry 4.0 in 10-
years future (see Table 2):
H1: Does exist connection between skill education and
potential future threat? [rejected]
H2: In case of more professions ability there is potential
future threat. [confirmed]
H3: Cognizance of workers’ about industry 4.0 concept
could provoke potential future threat. [rejected]
H4: Foreknowledge of industry 4.0 concept raise potential
future threat. [confirmed]
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