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Subject(s)

• Industry 4.0. [Browse]
• Industries—Australia [Browse]

Editor

• Nankervis, Alan R. [Browse]

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Contents

• Intro
• Preface
• Quote
• Acknowledgement
• Contents
• Editors and Contributors
• About the Editors
• Contributors
• Chapter 1: Introduction
• Introduction
• What Is the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR)?
• What Are the 4IR Transforming Technologies?
• Are All Jobs and Sectors Equally Affected by Technological Change?
• The Intersection of Structural Changes and the 4IR
• Impact of the 4IR on Work, Skills and Occupations
• Ongoing Structural Change in Australia
• Positioning Australia in the Global Context of the 4IR
• The Framework for Evaluating the 4IR
• The Research Method
• The Organisation of the Book
• References
• Chapter 2: Agriculture, Construction &
• Mining
• Industry Overview, Key Technologies &
• Employment Impacts
• Construction
• Key Technologies
• Conclusion
• Chapter 3: Manufacturing
• How Did We Get Here?
• Industry Overview
• Industry 4.0 and Resurgent Manufacturing
• Employment Impact
• Pre-COVID
• Rise and Fall of the Two-Speed Economy - Beyond the Resources Curse?
• Fourth Industrial Revolution Implications
• Fourth Industrial Revolution and Advanced Manufacturing in Australia
• Post-COVID
• Challenges &
• Opportunities
• Chapter 4: Retail Sector
• Changing Retail Sector Supply Chains
• The Retail Sector Workforce
• Key New Retail Technologies
• Case 4.1: Retailers' Perspectives
• Case 4.2: Union Perspectives
• Employment Impacts, Challenges &
• Chapter 5: Accommodation &
• Food Services
• Employment Trends
• Labour Market Challenges.
• Innovation Landscape
• Education and Skills Landscapes
• Employment Landscape
• COVID-19 and Beyond
• 4IR as a Way Forward
• Chapter 6: Transport and Logistics
• Key Technologies and Skills Impact
• Australian Case Studies
• The Victorian Public Transport Rolling Stock Sector
• Australian Container Terminals
• The Patrick Model
• The DP-World Australia Model
• The VICT Model
• Discussion
• Chapter 7: Arts and Communications
• AI Technologies &
• their Employment Impact
• Automated Advertising
• AI Automated News Journalism
• Artificial Intelligence and Screen Production
• AI and Libraries, Authorship, Music and Literary Rights Management
• AI and TV Production
• Chapter 8: Financial and Insurance Services
• Workforce Characteristics &
• Trends
• Australian Government's Policies on AI in Finance and Insurance Services
• AI Aided Customers and Self-Service
• AI and Lending Decisions
• AI - Deposits and Payments
• AI and Credit Card Fraud
• Business Planning
• Impact on the Sector Due to COVID-19
• Chapter 9: Local Government
• Jobs, Occupations, and Skills in Local Government
• Case Studies in Local Government &
• Australian Local Government Association Report Local Government Workforce and Future Skills Report Australia (ALGA 2018b)
• 2016 Federal Government Smart Cities Program.
• Australian Services Union Submission to the Human Rights Commission Inquiry into Artificial Intelligence (2019)
• Local Government Libraries
• Chapter 10: Higher Education
• IT Infrastructure Improvements for Online Education
• Online Courses Need Educational Support
• Students May Face Difficulties with Online Courses
• 4IR and Higher Education
• Key Technologies &
• Applications
• Global Trends
• Australian AI Applications
• Models of AIEd in Specific HE Functions
• Pedagogy/Andragogy
• Teaching Efficiency
• Lecturer Competencies
• Learner Preparedness
• Learning Styles
• Teaching and Learning
• Assessment
• Ethics
• Future Challenges
• Chapter 11: Healthcare
• Medical Applications
• Nursing &
• Allied Healthcare Applications
• Chapter 12: Utilities
• Energy
• Water, Oil, and Gas
• Challenges and Opportunities
• Lack of Talent and Appropriate Training
• Cyber-Physical Attacks
• Security
• Artificial Intelligence, Privacy, and Ethics
• Social Responsibility
• Electric Vehicles and Distributed Energy Resources
• An Open Utility Market
• Marching Into the Post-pandemic era
• Redesign Workflows to Minimise Human Contacts
• Contact Tracing
• Shifting Utility Demand under COVID-19
• Chapter 13: Conclusion and Comparisons
• Revisiting the Purpose of the Book
• Technological Changes and Challenges in the Production Sectors
• Technological Changes and Challenges in the Services Sectors.
• Implications for Governments and Industry
• In Search of a National Technology Policy
• Industry Strategies
• Appendix 13.1: Summary of Chapter Findings
• Glossary
• Acronyms
• Definitions.

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ISBN

981-16-1614-0

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