Presentations
►Digitalization and economic development: Do we know the winners and losers?
Wilfried Lütkenhorst and Tilman Altenburg, DIE
►Automation and Inequality – Directions of change for the world of work in the Global South
Andrew Norton, IIED
►New digital technologies: Potential for innovation
Heiko Seif, UNITY Consulting & Innovation
►Industrie 4.0 from both a user‘s and a vendor‘s perspective
Dr. Gerhard Volkwein, Director Digital Enterprise Architecture
►New digital technologies: Socioeconomic effects and potential for innovation
Dr. José Ramón López-Portillo R.
►Changing technologies – persistent inequalities?
Michael Tiemann, Bundesinstitut für Berufsbildung
►Industry 4.0: impact on industrialization as a development strategy
Jörg Mayer, UNCTAD
►Impact on employment, skills and inequality – a view from and on Latin America
Jürgen Weller, Employment Studies Unit, CEPAL
►The future of GVCs, manufacturing and reshoring: some insights from recent OECD work
Koen De Backer, OECD
►The future of manufacturing and global value chains: Is the trend towards reshoring fiction or reality?
Professor Jan Stentoft, University of Southern Denmark
►Industrial Policy in an hyper ‐ connected world
Mario Cimoli, Deputy Executive Secretary, UN ‐ ECLAC
►Impulse on Competitiveness
Dr. Carsten Polenz – SAP SE
►Digitization and the productivity challenge in Latin America
Dr. Raúl L. Katz, Columbia Institute for Tele‐Information
►Digitalization and resource efficiency
Jose Luis Samaniego, Director Sust. Dev. and HH Settlements ECLAC
►Smart energy systems and resource efficiency
Luis Munuera, IEA
►Accelerating clean energy through Industry 4.0: manufacturing the next revolution
Tareq Emtairah, UN, Industrial Development Organization
►Priorities for Sustainability in 3D Printing
Jeremy Faludi, Dartmouth College
►Innovative Business Models in the German „Mittelstand“
Prof. Dr. Michael Dowling, University of Regensburg, Chairman of the MÜNCHNER KREIS, Advisor to the Executive Board of acatech
►Rethinking the basis of the welfare state under the digital paradigm
Daniel Buhr, Professor for Policy Analisys and Political Economy, University of Tübingen
►Rise of Mega Industry 4.0 Firms: reflections on the Role of the State
Padmashree Gehl Sampath, UNCTAD
►The future of work in the Argentine perspective
Alejandra Kern, Ministry of Labor and Social Security, Argentina
►National Certification System of Labor Competencies Standards
Digitalization, Skills and Policy Responses
Silvia Ruz, Head of the Skills Unit ‐ ChileValora
►Industry 4.0 Summarizing statements
Tilman Altenburg, DIE