... technological, occupational and institutional changes linked to Industry 4.0. Design/methodology/approach The study combines technology surveillance with participatory roadmapping. Bibliometric mapping of Scopus publications and expert focus groups were used to identify technological drivers, emerging roles...

... of sheltered bureaucracy, metrics-driven goals (e.g. first-time pass and progression rates), mismanagement and misunderstanding of the importance of an institution's ethos. Construction management education Industry 4.0 Industry 5.0 Pedagogical ethos Advanced digital technologies Numerous...

...Dario Wahl; Jürgen Münch Purpose Competency models are widespread in entrepreneurship and help develop educational offerings. Although existing models cater to specific sub-disciplines, the field of Industry 4.0 startups still needs a tailored competency. Therefore, this study aims to bridge...

... and government reports, and embedded cases of two manufacturing organisations. Findings Manufacturers successfully transitioning to Industry 4.0 are distinguished by a culture which values learning, management development to understand and lead innovation, experimental learning on the job and strong links...

..., and education and training systems that deliver graduate readiness and a digitally-enabled workforce. Melinda Laundon can be contacted at: melinda.laundon@qut.edu.au Manufacturing Skills Vocational education and training Industry 4.0 Employability Graduate work readiness 28 04 2023...

...Francesco Tommasi; Marco Perini; Riccardo Sartori Purpose Given the exponential and massive technological disruption in work that Industry 4.0 will lead to, nowadays, authors and practitioners within the field of education and training are witnessing increased attention on the features...