The industrial production can implement individualized customer requests on the wellknown high-quality level, while reaching higher flexibility and robustness as well as optimal resource allocation. In these intelligent production systems, all instances of the added value chain from the supplier over logistics to the customer are connected across the company. Humans, machines, objects and systems are connected via ICT and the internet and communicate in a dynamic, real time optimized and self-organised way. Thorsten Widmer 1Ģ Agenda Influence of the connected world to production Lean in a connected industry Implementation of Industry Bosch Selected projects for Industry Bosch Conclusions 2ģ Agenda Influence of the connected world to production Lean in a connected industry Implementation of Industry Bosch Selected projects for Industry Bosch Conclusions 3ĥ Challenges and Opportunities Volatile markets Individual customer requirements Shortened delivery times Shortened product life cycles 24/7 worldwide service Social behavior, new cooperation German Industry 80% of companies will have digital value streams 2 German Industry 30 bn EUR/year additional value add by digital products & services 2 German Industry 40 bn EUR/year additional investment in industrial assets 2 German Industry Ø 3,3 %/year growth in efficiency and performance 2 Worldwide 50 billion devices will be connected by Disruptive business models 5 (1) Source: Cisco IBSG April 2011, device per person (2) Source: PWC Study October 2014, Industry 4.0 Chances and Opportunities of the 4th industrial revolutionĦ Connected Industry (I 4.0): Definition Fusion of the physical world of production with the virtual world of information technology and the internet. 1 Conference World Class Manufacturing Ljubljana Integration of Industrie 4.0 in the Bosch Production System Dr.
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