International Webinar - Industrial Analytics Driving Digital Information – part 7

Industry 4.0 emerged by combining all previous innovations, from machines for faster and easier manufacturing and production to building a digital ecosystem that digitized everything from shopping to chatting on the internet. All of the previous stages form a solid backdrop for unrestricted automation and cloud technologies. Wireless capabilities are possible today due to cumulative improvements over a period of time.


Industry 4.0 combines human and machine efforts to increase production efficiency and improve supply chain with the help of automated supply chain and all records are stored in assimilated cloud system with seamless flow between employees for timely communication with the help of E-Supply Chain Management System.


With the emergence of Industry 4.0, the heavy online mass customization level starts with mining people's information, to personalize products or services according to their needs and wants.


The concept of Remote Working System is rife in the era of COVID-19. Many companies offer their employees remote or hybrid work modes that fare well with people and provide the opportunity to spend time with their families during lunch hours and save money on transportation.

Meanwhile, Industry 5.0 offers sensory interaction with computer systems and thus a safer work environment for workers and employees can be developed, helping in the curation of training programs depending on the efficiency level of workers.


Environmental Sustainability is a major concern nowadays given that climate change is the cause of irresponsible behavior by humans and can be corrected through the collaboration of humans and AI-powered robots, which will help reduce waste and will also provide certain suggestions to environmentalists to improve our environmental sustainability. We will be able to compare these suggestions and thus choose the right suggestion and thus, will make a strategy according to the needs and research carried out in the environment.


With the help of Digital Twin and various other simulation models that can be used to provide better education to students. Digital twins can help to understand concepts in a more practical way. Now what is a Digital Twin? The Digital Twin is essentially a virtual representation of physical objects and how they work through the use of different graphic styles and 3D modeling for a better explanation of static images. For example: you search on Google, "Heart", it will show you how it works as a whole along with a depiction of the blood moving through the arteries.


Through integrated robots and various experimental features that are utilized by businesses to improve the way problems are solved quickly and improved when condensed with humans. Although Industry 5.0 and 4.0 did provide the above-mentioned features for the advancement of mankind in terms of convenience, they also had some emphasized harmful effects on humans.


The above material was delivered by a presenter from Ukraine in an international webinar held by STEKOM University in collaboration with Kuala Lumpur University from Malaysia and Ukraine. The presenter's name is Omelianenko Vitalii. He is a Doctor of Economics as well as Associate Professor and head of the center for technology projects at Summy Makarenko State University. The international webinar was held on May 23 2023 which was hosted by Ms. Novita. The media used in the international seminar is zoom and broadcast directly to Youtube. The event went very well and was quite lively, marked by the many participants who attended and the number of questions asked after the presenters finished delivering their presentations.


This international webinar activity is part of the implementation of STEKOM University's commitment to increase various international activities. This was done in order to realize the vision to become an international-class university. Various international activities carried out by STEKOM University continue from year to year. There are international activities that are sustainable and there are also some international activities that are not sustainable. All types of activities are accommodated internationally and regulated by the International department of STEKOM University.