Digital manufacturing, industry 4.0, clould computing and thing internet: Brazilian contextualization and reality

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Published: Jun 1, 2017
DOI: https://doi.org/10.14807/ijmp.v8i2.572
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Digital manufacturing Industry 4.0 Clould computing Thing internet Brazilian industry.

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Wagner Cardoso
University of Araraquara
Walther Azzolini Junior
University of Araraquara
Jéssica Fernanda Bertosse
University of Araraquara
Edson Bassi
University of Araraquara
Emanuel Soares Ponciano
University of Araraquara

Abstract

The digital era represents significant changes in the design of IT projects with an emphasis on digital infrastructure, especially in terms of investment and professional qualification, which requires, in Brazil, the creation of specific lines of financing by government development agencies. The creation of demonstration platforms could be an effective initiative to stimulate the dissemination of the concept and the establishment of partnerships between customers and suppliers of new technologies. On the other hand, and particularly for the consumer market, corporations can create new business models and modify their relationships with their consumers, users and even competitors. In fact, today, "Thing Internet" has come to significantly modify the paradigms of perception, production and distribution of the capitalist world. This article discusses, covering and understanding the main reasons for the existence of this gap between theory and practice regarding digital manufacturing and adjacencies, the perspectives of technological innovations in the digital era specifically in Brazil. Its content is the result of a bibliographical review carried out from April to June 2016.

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Author Biography

Wagner Cardoso, University of Araraquara

He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Production Engineering from the University of Araraquara (2005), Specialization in University Teaching at the University of Uberaba (2009) and a Master's Degree in Production Engineering from the University of Araraquara (2017). He is currently an Industrial Consultant and Professor of Production Engineering at the University of Uberaba, where he teaches courses on Production Planning and Control (PCP), Methods Engineering and Productivity, Strategies for Production Planning and Control (PCP), and TCC . He has experience in Industrial and Operations Supervision and Management, and in Production Engineering, acting as Consultant and Business Advisor in Industries, aiming at Cost Reduction, Increased Productivity and Implementation of Production Planning and Control (PCP). He formed sixteen classes, and has sixteen Tributes such as Paraninfo, Patron, and / or Class Name.
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