The project helps to draft an action plan with policy measures to create an industrial environment fit for the future.
The project Digital transformation of the Greek industry is funded by Directorate-General for Structural Reform Support (DG REFORM).
The General Secretariat for Industry which falls under the Hellenic Ministry of Economy & Development, with the support of PwC and Accenture, aim at the development of the Industry 4.0 national strategy and the action plan.
The action plan includes policy measures for the creation of an industrial environment focusing on specific fields and technologies of the industrial ecosystem. The action plan includes also a series of measures on high priority sectors, and in particular smart manufacturing technologies, construction materials and circular economy.

Resources needed

Directorate-General for Structural Reform Support - General Secretariat of Industry of the Ministry of Development and Investment

Evidence of success

Through the implementation of the project “Digital transformation of the Greek industry– Industry 4.0” the National Strategy of Industry 4.0 will be formulated and the action plan with policy measures will be developed in order to be applied through specific actions within the next programming period 2021-2027 with a special focus on the 3 priority sectors: Smart Manufacturing Technologies, Structural Materials and Circular Economy.

Potential for learning or transfer

Industry 4.0 has recently been introduced to Greek economy and in order to be adapted and assessed efficiently in a structured manner, a national strategy is carefully designed, by taking into account the country’s sectoral characteristics. This means that this strategy and its relevant action plan, can be transferred to other European countries, which are in similar position with Greece and intend to follow the latest industrial trends in order to remain competitive and in pace with the rest sectors.
Main institution
Region of South Aegean
Location
Aττική, Greece (Ελλαδα)
Start Date
September 2019
End Date
Ongoing

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