Future of Manufacturing: New Workflows, Roles & Skills to Achieve Industry 4.0 Business Outcomes
Future of Manufacturing: New Workflows, Roles & Skills to Achieve Industry 4.0 Business Outcomes
The manufacturing industry faces a confluence of changes that will significantly transform its roles, skills, and workflows. Recognizing that current manufacturing training will not meet the requirements of an Industry 4.0 workforce, ASME, in collaboration with Autodesk, conducted a multiphase research project to define the future job descriptions, typical workflows, and expected duties/skills for mechanical engineers, manufacturing engineers, and CNC machinists over the next five to 10 years.
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