Vistazo general del modelo de Astillero 4.0 de Navantia
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.25043/19098642.165Palabras clave:
Industria 4.0, Astillero 4.0, Navantia, Plan de Transformación Industrial.Resumen
Navantia finalizó el análisis del concepto Industria 4.0 en 2016 y su aplicación a la industria de la construcción naval, denominada Astillero 4.0. El proceso de implementación ha comenzado con algunos proyectos que involucraron varias tecnologías. Para incorporarlos al nuevo proyecto para buques y sistemas navales, se ha puesto especial énfasis en la futura fragata F-110.
Este documento tiene como objetivo proporcionar una visión general del modelo Astillero 4.0 y una breve discusión sobre los proyectos lanzados para su implementación en Navantia. La iniciativa 4.0 es un vector de desarrollo clave para todos los sectores industriales en el futuro y sus resultados esperados coinciden con los establecidos por el Gobierno de Colombia en su "Plan de Transformación Industrial". En este contexto, el nuevo programa de fragata (PES) es una oportunidad única para involucrar a la industria local, en la cual Navantia ofrece su disposición a cooperar.Descargas
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GEORGE WETERMAN, DIDAR BONET and ANDREW MCAFEE, “Leading digital”, Harvard Business Review Press, p.p. 109.

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