Modelo multicritério para identificar as barreiras à adoção da Indústria 4.0 no Brasil
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Desafios, Indústria brasileira, Tecnologias emergentesResumo
Esta pesquisa tem como principal objetivo propor um modelo multicritério genérico que seja capaz de indicar as principais barreiras à adoção da Indústria 4.0 no Brasil. Como objetivos específicos, pretende-se elencar as alternativas e critérios do modelo através de revisão teórica e dispor um ques-tionário para averiguação das principais barreiras presentes nas organizações. Para tanto, será reali-zado um estudo teórico nas bases de pesquisa ScienceDirect e Scopus, com o objetivo de analisar o que está sendo publicado em artigos sobre a indústria 4.0 e as dificuldades encontradas para imple-mentação de suas tecnologias em países onde os conceitos da Quarta Revolução Industrial já estão sendo adotados, escolher a modelagem multicritério mais adequada a esta pesquisa e elaborar um questionário composto de perguntas relacionadas ao estudo para através das respostas obtidas, ran-quear os principais pontos das dificuldades encontradas para a adoção dos ideais da Indústria 4.0. Deste modo, a relevância da presente pesquisa está em conhecer e analisar as dificuldades que afetam a adoção das principais tecnologias emergentes presentes no processo de efetivação da Indústria In-teligente, para que durante a transição dos conceitos da Indústria 3.0 para as concepções da Indústria 4.0, seja possível elaborar estratégias para superar tais barreiras, possibilitando uma implementação bem sucedida.
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