Description
CoDEMO 5.0 EU project is dedicated to developing at the European level, innovation capabilities for 5.0 organizations in multiple activity sectors, namely industry, healthcare and agri-technology. Capabilities for innovation and transformation towards 5.0 organizations are deeply based on the capacity of collaboration among various socio-economic actors, including companies, innovation centres, vocational training providers, universities and others.
The concept of 5.0 organization complements 4.0 logics and principles by focussing more on developing a sustainable, human-centric, and resilient (business) environment considered as more appropriate in a non-linear world. The advanced technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) have the potential to strategically improve and optimize global supply chains (SC). With the help of networked technologies and smart digital ecosystems, 5.0 organizations aim to provide more sustainable means of value creation, better (business) results and advancements in SC resiliency.
The objective of this special session, is to make the link between the innovation and competence requirements for the transition towards 5.0 organizations and the needs, opportunities and practices of collaborative networks consisting of various types of socio-economic actors.
The Special Session will welcome theoretical, empirical as well as pragmatic contributions on topics like collaborative network modalities to support 5.0 innovation & transition, 5.0 competence needs supported by collaborative innovation activities, collaboration needs/requirements for 5.0 organisations in specific sectors like industry, healthcare or agri-technology, experimentation of collaborative networks supporting 5.0 transition, assessment of collaborative capabilities for 5.0 organizations, 5.0 laboratories for education, learning, professional training or transfer. All other contributions that relate to the main field of 5.0 organization are also very much appreciated.
Topics
- Collaborative networks for 5.0 transition towards human-centricity, sustainability and resilience of organizations 5.0
- Collaboration needs, opportunities and practice for innovation of 5.0 organizations
- Collaboration to support 5.0 skills and competence developments
- Collaborative strategies and management of 5.0 organizations
- Innovation 5.0 development in collaborative networks
- Collaborative innovation in specific sectors like industry, health or agri-food and others
- Collaborative decision-making processes in industry, health or agri-food supply chains
- Hybrid human-machine collaboration to optimize industry, healthcare or agri-food processes
- Collaborative healthcare networks with hospitals, labs, and medical institutions
- Collaborative networks in education fostering the transition from 4.0 to 5.0
Organizers
- Prof. Arkadiusz Jurczuk, Bialystok University of Technology
- Prof. Thomas Süße, Bielefeld University of Applied Science
- Prof. Adrian Florea, Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu
- Prof. Fabiana Pirola, University of Bergamo
