Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Contemporary Dilemmas of Management Sciences
- Organisational Change: Continuous Threat or a Chance for a Better Tomorrow Despite a Worse Today?
- Coopetition and Its Determinants in a Business Group: Theoretical Considerations
- The Effect of Managerial Ownership and Company Performance on CEO Turnover: Evidence from the Polish Two-Tier Board Model
- Effective Management Succession Models in Larger Family Enterprises: Presentation of the Best Practices in the World
- Management of Family Businesses in View of the Challenges of Modern Economy
- The Development of Instruments for Financial Security Management of Households
- Benefits of Competition and Cooperation among Local Government Units within Polish Metropolitan Areas
- Practical Experience in the Formation of Entrepreneurial Competencies among Students
- The Role of Innovation Management Standards in Fostering Innovation Processes in Enterprises
- Organisational Innovations in the e-Business Model Maturity Assessment
- Born Global Organisations in the Contemporary Networks of Relations
- Motives for Creating Open Innovation in Enterprises Operating in Poland
- The Entrepreneurial Context of Nonprofit Manager Assessment: Comparative Case Study
- Analysis of Current Managerial Problems on the Example of a Distinctive Organisational Unit of Public Administration
- Customer Service in a Marketing and Logistics Approach
- Human Resources Management in Enterprises 4.0: Opportunities, Threats and Challenges for Practice and Theory
- Variety Management and Diversity Management as a Response to Complexity
Human Resources Management in Enterprises 4.0: Opportunities, Threats and Challenges for Practice and Theory
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 16 November 2021
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Contemporary Dilemmas of Management Sciences
- Organisational Change: Continuous Threat or a Chance for a Better Tomorrow Despite a Worse Today?
- Coopetition and Its Determinants in a Business Group: Theoretical Considerations
- The Effect of Managerial Ownership and Company Performance on CEO Turnover: Evidence from the Polish Two-Tier Board Model
- Effective Management Succession Models in Larger Family Enterprises: Presentation of the Best Practices in the World
- Management of Family Businesses in View of the Challenges of Modern Economy
- The Development of Instruments for Financial Security Management of Households
- Benefits of Competition and Cooperation among Local Government Units within Polish Metropolitan Areas
- Practical Experience in the Formation of Entrepreneurial Competencies among Students
- The Role of Innovation Management Standards in Fostering Innovation Processes in Enterprises
- Organisational Innovations in the e-Business Model Maturity Assessment
- Born Global Organisations in the Contemporary Networks of Relations
- Motives for Creating Open Innovation in Enterprises Operating in Poland
- The Entrepreneurial Context of Nonprofit Manager Assessment: Comparative Case Study
- Analysis of Current Managerial Problems on the Example of a Distinctive Organisational Unit of Public Administration
- Customer Service in a Marketing and Logistics Approach
- Human Resources Management in Enterprises 4.0: Opportunities, Threats and Challenges for Practice and Theory
- Variety Management and Diversity Management as a Response to Complexity
Summary
Abstract
Human resources management in modern enterprises has been undergoing numerous transformations. This is also valid for Enterprises 4.0. The unique feature of these enterprises, shaped mainly by a wide application of advanced production technologies, IT systems and demand for employee competencies, which differ from the existing ones, poses serious challenges for their managers and HR specialists. Challenges of this kind as well as opportunities and threats that they involve are subject to discussion in this paper. It also sets the directions and perspectives for further research of this issue that is topical and important for both the theory and practice of management.
Keywords: human resources management, Generation Z, enterprises 4.0, variety, competencies, industrial Revolution
Introduction The concept of Industry 4.0, which originated in Germany, is viewed as the completion of the fourth phase of the so-called “industrial revolution” initiated in the early years of the 21st century. This phase is characterised by a transition from electronic and computerised systems to processes of smart manufacturing systems of the new generation, which have been increasingly applied on an industrial scale. Industry 4.0 can be defined as “a new technological generation” in the field of production, which heads towards the design of manufacturing systems integrating data processing with matter processing. This direction can be called matter digitalisation and its assumptions are implemented in the form of smart factories controlled by Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) in the Internet of Things environment. The birth of Industry 4.0 alters the existing character and “face” of Enterprises 4.0 functioning within its area. Moreover, it generates many demanding challenges for managers operating on various levels of management in those enterprises. They also pave the way for new research approaches and new directions for exploration of diverse processes and phenomena occurring in them.
The aim of the study is to present a synthetic analysis and evaluation of opportunities, threats and challenges in terms of practice as well as to indicate new directions for research in the field of human resources management in Enterprises 4.0.
Synthetic evaluation and analysis of human resources management in Enterprises 4.0
The changing conditions and environment for the functioning of contemporary enterprises, called Enterprises 4.0, result from escalating global competition.
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- The Future of ManagementVolume One: Entrepreneurship, Change and Flexibility, pp. 245 - 250Publisher: Jagiellonian University PressPrint publication year: 2022