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Continuous vocational training in response to the challenge of industry 4.0: Required skills and business results

Purpose: To identify the technical skills which, linked to digitalization processes, are required to achieve different types of business results. Design/methodology/approach: The Delphi method was applied, through the opinions of a group of Spanish experts, to identify the importance of certain skil...

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Published in:Journal of industrial engineering and management 2023-01, Vol.16 (2), p.319-341
Main Authors: Aranda, Jose Ramon, Campos, Irene, Cosculluela, Carolina, San Martin, Jose, De Pablos, Carmen
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Big Data
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Delphi method
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Digitization
Industrial applications
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Intelligent systems
Internet of Things
Robotics
Skills
Sustainable development
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