We’re on the cusp of the Fourth
Industrial Revolution, or Industry 4.0. It’s quite different than the three
Industrial Revolutions that preceded it—steam and water power, electricity and
assembly lines, and computerization—because it will even challenge our ideas
about what it means to be human.
It is stated that
the Fourth Industrial Revolution will primarily affect the following four
organizational areas:
• Customer expectations – how customers are served;
• Product enhancement – digital capabilities, durable and resilient, predictive
maintenance;
• Collaborative innovation – new forms of collaboration;
• Organizational forms – new business models, different skills and talent.
In the third industrial revolution of those areas where
supported and enabled by knowledge manager.
Due to the effect of forth industrial revolution to the
organisation and the way in which knowledge manager conduct their task. As
knowledge manager we should reflect on the manner in which we work. In the
future data that was collected by the knowledge manager will be generated by
the sensor enabled technologies and analysed by powerful business analyses tool
that will inform decision making in the workplace.
In preparation to
the forth industrial revolution ,knowledge manager will need the following to
support forth industrial revolution.
• Identifying and leveraging the skills and competencies
that robots cannot “learn”;
• Sourcing of relevant data and ensuring that data are clean
prior to analyses;
• Ascertaining the relevance and the value of capturing and
sharing experience;
• Social innovation and sustainability of knowledge;
• Social networks and empowering the global employee;
• Ensuring that devices are connected to the Internet of
Things and that knowledge can be created from the connectedness of devices; and

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