The coming years will see an increasing convergence of the physical, digital and biological realms. Termed 'Industry 4.0' or 'the fourth industrial revolution’, this trend describes a future where billions of people and devices are seamlessly connected with large processing power and communication speeds.
It encompasses a number of trends. These include artificial intelligence, 3D printing, quantum computing, materials science, nanotechnology and biotechnology.
In fact, in all sectors, organisations will look to capitalise on the new opportunities of connecting their operational technology with their information technology, and embracing new, hyper-connected ecosystems, often called The Internet of Things.
The Middle East is planning to develop a strategy for the Fourth Industrial Revolution with World Economic Forum giving the fellowship right to the UAE region for launching Emirates Centre.The progress in the UAE economy also reinstates its sheer prowess of becoming the world leader by addressing to key challenges present in digital transformation and technology advancements.The UAE Strategy for Industry 4.0 gained strengths to strengths once joining the WEF Centres and now at present is capable of handling governments, businesses, start-ups and enterprises through maintain integrity using technology governance.The Dubai Future Foundation is planning to develop the UAE Strategy for Industry 4.0 to provide Digital Transformation.
There are a few Digital Transformation Company in the UAE which is working on this by understanding its importance.Learn more at The UAE Strategy for the Fourth Industrial Revolution.