Industry 4.0 (I4.0) has proposed a significant shift in the way companies approach manufacturing. However, this new paradigm is not without faults. The integration of processes and equipment (‘digitalisation’) can be prohibitively expensive or too technically complex for small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs) with limited resources technical expertise. Another barrier to digitalisation lies ambigui...

The publishing world is changing rapidly. Innovations include the move to open access, the rise of social media and the transition to digitalisation. In the light of these developments and with ever-increasing pressures on early career psychiatrists and trainees to publish papers in journals with a recognised pedigree, the BJPsych Bulletin is piloting an author mentoring scheme. Mentors will he...

New learning spaces and learning formats affected the learning and education of adults. In this respect, digitalisation is believed to reduce social exclusion. Moreover, adult education, social inclusion and social capital are positively related among adults. Therefore, this questionnaire study examines how adults who are engaged in online and blended learning perceived change in social inclusi...

Routine manual work is often considered particularly vulnerable to digitalisation. Alongside potential employment effects, jobs are expected change in terms of task and skill requirements. This article contributes debates on the pace digitalisation impact low-skilled through a study transport robots public hospitals Norway Scotland. Drawing qualitative research, findings used analyse role union...

The main task of our study is to justify the primary directions transformation economic processes on basis digitalisation. Nowadays, digitalisation economy in global environment considered a priority model innovation development. Institutional factors are particularly important conditions They form fundamental parameters long-term functioning systems. It determined that role institutional ensur...

Digitalisation and Industry 4.0 is changing the landscape of traditional industries how they operate. Regulation, sustainability staff shortages are challenging companies to alter their behaviour business processes. It now becoming essential for small medium size enterprises (SMEs) adapt this change. This paper showcases digitalisation can help with these new requirements by examining a case st...