4IRSA is a platform that creates space
for stimulating dialogue, understanding
and action to shape a coherent 4IR plan
for South Africa.
4IRSA is a platform to bring together key stakeholders,
decision makers, and pioneers to define the principles,
visions and outcomes of industry 4.0.
And its future effects on South Africa and to engage
in constructive discussions, explore best practices,
and propose solutions to address the challenges.
Its purpose is to stimulate and facilitate an inclusive national dialogue to shape a coherent national response to the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) in South Africa. It aims to complement and support other national activities relating to the 4IR, most notably the Presidential Commission on the 4IR
The industry only recently started exploiting the potential of digital technology, which is opening up new possibilities for the industry and creating innovation where it was not possible previously.
With Industry 4.0, the use of tech-intensive production techniques provides the opportunity to (efficiently) move up the value chain of manufacturing.
The call enshrined key principles such as protecting the core of the internet and strengthening the security of digital products and services. Good principles indeed, but much to translate those fine words into practical actions that help secure our future and the prize of the fourth industrial revolution.
The 4IRSA Partnership is committed to an inclusive process:
The 4IR will impact every part of the economy and society, and hence all constituencies need to be part of the dialogue and of formulating South Africa’s response. Specifically, the 4IRSA Partnership seeks active participation from:
Don't hesitate the time is now, join the moving train to the 5th industrial revolution.
The fourth is a fusion of technological advances in artificial intelligence, robotics, advanced materials, 3D printing, quantum computing, Blockchain, 5G and other technologies. It is evident that operating in the current industrial revolution requires higher education levels and cognitive skills
The global labour market is increasingly adopting new technology. New technology makes it easier for companies to automate routine tasks and could disrupt the balance between job responsibilities completed by humans and those completed by machines and algorithms. With smart technology becoming more mainstream, we need to consider the impact using this new technology will have on our society and workforce..
Agriculture and its value chain have been earmarked by the government as one of the key sectors to boost economic growth and create jobs. But like other areas of the economy, the future of the sector is unpredictable due to the technological disruptions we are already seeing as South Africa starts embracing the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR).
The Circular Economy may be the answer to this dilemma. It has emerged as an alternative industrial model to the prevailing linear model of production and consumption in which goods are manufactured from raw materials, sold, used.
Big data refers to very large volumes of data that are too
complex for traditional data-processing tools. In the health and healthcare sector, an increasing volume of data from within and outside traditional healthcare settings has the
potential to contribute to decision-making.
With the Entertainment and Media section holds a very huge use of data and internet of things and its machine learnng and understanding pesonnel likes and for future use.
Service side dominated by three mobile service providers (Vodacom, MTN, Cell C) and landline monopoly (Telkom). Using tech-intensive production techniques makes the venture attractive to Foreign investor partners because it uses little high-cost labour.
Deep
neural networks and systems in hand that are sure to
change the way in which banking,
central banking, and financial
services happen over the next decade
and beyond.
“The fourth industrial revolution, is not
only about the smart and connected
machines and systems. Its scope is much wider. Occurring simultaneously are
waves of further breakthroughs in areas
ranging from gene sequencing to
nanotechnology, from renewables to
quantum computing. It is the fusion of
these technologies and their interaction across the physical, digital and biological
domains that make the fourth industrial
revolution fundamentally different from
previous revolutions
Technological advancements are taking place at an unprecedented speed and is disrupting almost every industry across the globe.
With the development of artificial intelligence, blockchain, cloud computing, robotics and the Internet of Things (IoT), the Fourth Industrial Revolution means that humans and systems are interacting more seamlessly than ever before.
While certain industries have applied this technology fairly quickly, industries such as the transportation and logistics sector have adopted technology and innovation at a much slower rate.
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