Next generation economy for developing countries in the times of fourth industrial revolution
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The document outlines the role of Usman Sarwar in promoting digital transformation and smart cities in developing countries, particularly concerning Industrial Revolution 4.0 (IR 4.0). It emphasizes the importance of improving ICT infrastructure, investing in STEM education, and adopting sustainable strategies for economic advancement. Sarwar advocates for partnerships and government policies to foster a competitive economy in the face of global challenges.
![United Nation Industrial Development Organization – Recommendation for Developing Countries
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1. United Nation Industrial Development Organization – Industry 4.0 – The opportunities behind the challenges
2. Global Competitiveness Index: Pakistan slips to 110th from 107th position among 141 countries link
3. International telecommunication Union ICT Index 2017 Link
4. Global innovation Index 2019 by WIPO. Link
We need a good ICT infrastructure!
Why?
We need to build our people!
ITU[3]
We need a sustainable Strategy!
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Next generation economy for developing countries in the times of fourth industrial revolution
- 1. Next Gen Economy for SME in Developing Countries w.r.t Industrial Revolution Author & Presented by Usman Sarwar 1 Presenting in the Forum of Industrial Revolution 4.0 for SMEs
- 2. Usman Sarwar My Current Roles and Responsibilities ❑ Senior Technical Consultant for digital transformation strategy and implementation ❑ Monash/Melbourne Smart City Project: Solution Architect and Project Manager, Monash University and Monash City Council ❑ Smart Cities Technical Standards and Governance: Committee member for Smart Cities in Australian Technical Standards (ISO, IEC) & co-author roadmap for smart cities in Australia My previous role ❑ Intel Corporation Internet of Things Group: • IoT connectivity architect for current and next generation technology for IR 4.0, smart cities, smart home etc • Standardization (ZigBee, IIC, OPC, Avnu Alliance) (communication for IR4.0/smart factories, autonomous vehicles, smart home) • Advisor to Malaysian Government communication commissions and also universities for IoT research direction ❑ Government applied R&D (IoT), start-up (video and voice conferencing), other companies (building search engines and business applications) I have 25+ patents, 24 international publication and contributed to ITU/T standards Key Expertise ❑ Digital Transformation and technology strategy ❑ Edge Computing (real-time compute & connectivity, low latency optimization), IoT connectivity (802.15.4 (ZigBee, 6LoWPAN), LoRa, Ethernet (TSN), WIFI, BT etc), security (IoT Edge) , end to end solutions, smart cities Email: [email protected] Social: https://www.linkedin.com/in/usmansarwar79/ 2
- 3. Disclaimer This is Usman Sarwar’s opinion not Monash University! 3
- 4. What are the key points to understand from Industrial Revolutions? 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 Mechanized Production using water and steam Mass Production using Electric Power Automated Production using electronics and IT Intelligent Production using IoT, big data, AI, Robotics Automation of manufacturing processes to a higher level with smart autonomous systems capable of decision making, optimization and customization according to the business and Engineering requirements Globalization and offshore production have been a common norm where developing countries like Pakistan was use for mass production eg. Textile, surgical instruments, sports goods, Cars manufacturing etc 4Copyrights Reserved Ref: Industrial revitalization via industry 4.0 – A comparative policy analysis among China, Germany and the USA
- 5. Strategic Vision and Planning 5Copyrights Reserved Ref: Industrial revitalization via industry 4.0 – A comparative policy analysis among China, Germany and the USA Germany’s Industrie 4.0 2013 Japan’s industry revitalization plan 2014 South Korea’s Industry Innovation Movement (IIM) 3.0 Taiwan’s Productivity 4.0 strategy program USA Advanced Manufacturing Partnership (AMP 2.0) 2015 China’s Made in China 2025
- 6. What are the implications? Ref: United Nation Industrial Development Organization – Industry 4.0 – The opportunities behind the challenges 6
- 7. United Nation Industrial Development Organization – Recommendation for Developing Countries Ref: 1. United Nation Industrial Development Organization – Industry 4.0 – The opportunities behind the challenges 2. Global Competitiveness Index: Pakistan slips to 110th from 107th position among 141 countries link 3. International telecommunication Union ICT Index 2017 Link 4. Global innovation Index 2019 by WIPO. Link We need a good ICT infrastructure! Why? We need to build our people! ITU[3] We need a sustainable Strategy! [2] [4] 7
- 8. Global Connectivity Index (w.r.t ICT) – Pakistan vs Singapore Ref: 1. Global Connectivity Index by Huawei. Link 8
- 9. What Can We Do? STEM EducationICT infrastructure Technical Skilled Human Resource What we need to ? How we need to do? Why we need to do? Awareness Government Strategy Government Policies SME Strategy More.. More.. Sustainable Future Economy Partnerships 9
- 10. Conclusion 10
- 11. Thank You 11