wmf 2014 keynote printable

Smarter Training for Smarter ManufacturingEmpowering Europe’s workforce towards the 4° industrial revolution

Fabrizio CardinaliCSMO, Chief Strategy & Marketing OfficersedApta GroupLACE WP5 Project Manager

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f.cardinali@sedApta.com@CardinaliFFabrizio Cardinali

The farther backward you can look, the farther forward you are likely to see.Winston Churchill

0..0 hour = year 1 C.E.24.0 hour = year 2020 C.E.

The Industrial Revolution Clock

5.30-6-30 PM Renaissance (1450-1550)

9-10 PMFirst Industrial Revolution(1760-1850)

10-11.45 PMSecond Industrial Revolution(1870-1990)

...15 minutes to midnightThird IndustryRevolution

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WATT STEAM ENGINE INTRODUCED, 1775

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Internet of Things

•Smart Machines•Industrial Internet•Embedded Sensors•Advanced Robotics

Digital Marketplaces

•Crowd sourcing •Engineer to Order•Configure to Order•Produce on Demand•Make to individual

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•New materials•Additive/subtractive•Produce on demand

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FACTS TODAY

• It is 20% more expensive tomanufacture in the U.S. than it is in itsnine largest trading partners (excludingcost of labor)

• Taken alone, manufacturing in theUnited States would be the 10th largesteconomy in the world

• Manufacturing represents 67% ofprivate-sector R&D spending as well as30% of the country’s productivitygrowth

• For every $1.00 spent inmanufacturing, another $1.48 is addedto the economy, the highest multipliereffect of any economic sector.

• 500.000 jobs created during last 3years and 600.000 unfilled jobs

2020 GOALS

• The United States will be thebest place in the world tomanufacture and attract foreigndirect investment.

• Manufacturers in the UnitedStates will be the world’s leadinginnovators.

• The United States will expandaccess to global markets toenable manufacturers to reachthe 95 percent of consumerswho live outside our borders.

• Manufacturers in the UnitedStates will have access to theworkforce that the 21st-centuryeconomy demands.

At midnight stroke...USA comes back

And what about Europe?

From 2020 more than 60% of Europe’s workforce will be powered by the Millennials

And what about Europe?

From 2020 more than 60% of Europe’s workforce will be powered by the

Millennials

A New World for……Mary the Surgeon...

And what about Europe?

…Peter the Fashion Designer…

And what about Europe?

And what about Europe?

….Europe’s future makers…

Education isn’t going to be enough(We can’t leave any kid behind)

Corporate Training (Global, Rapid ,Flexible)

ITUK FR FIDE

Curricular Education(National, Rigid, Formal)

Vocational Education& Training(Regional, Static, Certified)

Knowledge Workers

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The skills development life cycle in Europe Today

The US Manufacturing Curricual Alignment Pathway

$1 billion investment to create a network of 15 manufacturing

innovation institutes

To win tomorrow we need to align & accelerate the skills developmentcycle for Europe’s Manufacturing Industry Today

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10. But do it fast....... Your Sputnik Industry has been launched!

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Thanks!

Fabrizio CardinaliCSMO, Chief Strategy & Marketing OfficerFabrizio.cardinali@sedApta.com

f.cardinali@sedApta.com@CardinaliFFabrizio Cardinali

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Session E2 h 14.oo: Promoting Learning Analytics @ the Manufacturing Workplace