Titlebook: Industry 4.0 and the Road to Sustainable Steelmaking in Europe; Recasting the Future Dean Stroud,Antonius Johannes Schr?der,Martin Wein Boo

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Introduction: The Historic Importance and Continued Relevance of Steel-Making in Europe,in challenges‘: digitalisation, in the form of Industry 4.0, and decarbonisation. This chapter discusses the twin challenges and introduces the contributions made to this edited collection, which begin to answer and?address how best to respond to these challenges to safeguard the future of the European steel industry.

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Recruitment and Training and the Dynamics of Digitalizationeel company and reflects the views of the author and his professional experience in HR functions in international companies based in Europe. The professional experience dates back to the 1990s, and includes the recent changes in the world of HR and the steel industry.

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The Technological and Social Transformation of the European Steel Industry: Towards Decarbonisation her—it might be argued—represent a paradigmatic shift in the industry both technologically and socially. With regard to the ‘twin challenges’ we draw on data from two research projects, . (ESSA) and ., to inform some of the discussion.

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The History of the Steel Industry: A Trade Union Perspective from the UK to act has led to the loss of steel making and discusses the importance of tripartite dialogue to protect and preserve communities and jobs, particularly during periods of social and technological transformation such as those discussed in this volume.

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Preparing for a Digital Steel Industry: What Challenge for Skills Formation Systems?sting institutions and with the institutional model in which they occur. This has implications for how attempts to reform national skills formation institutions will support the future steel industry in meeting its challenges.

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Conclusion: Recasting the Future of the European Steel Industryignificant waves of expansion, consolidation, modernisation, rationalisation and shrinkage, and it is currently facing tremendous pressures and challenges, including the twin-challenges that?form the focus of this volume. In this conclusion?to the present?collection, we offer our broader?reflections on the industry.

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2364-3293 sition to Industry 4.0 in the steel industry.Explores the br. .This open access book gathers original contributions focused on the transition of the European steel industry to Industry 4.0. It not only investigates how Industry 4.0 can enhance productivity, cost-saving, and sustainability in the ste

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Introduction: The Historic Importance and Continued Relevance of Steel-Making in Europe,d Steel Community in 1952, but its absolute importance remains high and critical for the European project’s future success. However, for the continued survival of the European steel industry and among a wider set of challenges, the sector has to face and overcome what is often referred to as the ‘tw