Werter Padilha and Jamile Marques participated in the launch
The Ministries of Economy and Science, Technology, Innovations and Communications launched, this Wednesday morning (03), the Brazilian Chamber of Industry 4.0. The objective is to integrate the federal government's public policies to promote industry 4.0, advanced manufacturing and the internet of things.
At the opening of the event, the Special Secretary for Productivity, Employment and Competitiveness of the Ministry of Economy (Sepec/ME), Carlos Da Costa, explained that the objective of the Chamber is to concentrate efforts and optimize financial and professional resources. “The initiative is a great example of collaboration between society, the public and private sectors and will effectively contribute to the modernization of the Brazilian industrial park”.
For the interim minister of MCTIC, Júlio Semeghini, the Chamber will be fundamental for technological development and innovation in companies and will have as fronts: human capital, production chains and supplier development, regulation, technical standardization, infrastructure and investments.
The Secretary for Development of Industry, Commerce, Services and Innovation (Sepec/ME), Caio Megale, announced that the Chamber will have a deliberative council: “The Chamber of Industry 4.0 will be an instance of governance of initiatives and will have a superior council , of a deliberative nature, composed of the Ministry of Economy, MCTIC and representatives of ABDI, CNI, Finep, CNPq, BNDES, Sebrae and Emprapii, in addition to Working Groups, formed to provide technical support and present solutions for specific topics”. The initiative will bring together actors from the public and private sectors, training and technological development entities and academia.
The MCTIC Secretary of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Paulo Alvim, and the BNDES presidents, Joaquim Levy, also participated in the launch; from CNPq, João Luiz Filgueiras de Oliveira; from CNI, Paulo Afonso Ferreira, and from Finep, General Waldemar Barroso Magno.
ABES support
ABES, which supports the creation of the Chamber, was represented at the event by Werter Padilha, member of the Deliberative Council and coordinator of the entity's IoT Committee, and by Jamile Marques, director of Innovation and Development. “This event was very well presented and with relevant representatives from different areas. This integration between class entities, representing companies, as well as the government and academia in favor of industry 4.0, is important”, says Jamile.
Werter, who also participates in the National IoT Chamber, sees good prospects with the initiative: “The prospects are very positive, through the union of forces between MCTIC, Ministry of Economy, BNDES, SENAI, FINEP, CNI, EMBRAPII, ABDI , companies, entities and research and innovation centers so that the 4th Industrial Revolution becomes a reality in Brazil. It is a challenge, as it is necessary to stimulate a significant leap, as many companies are still in the 2.0 stage. I was happy to see that the National IoT Chamber, in which I participate, is a successful reference, as well as the National IoT Plan, which was cited by everyone as a reference and excellence work”.
In addition to ABES, the creation of the Brazilian Chamber of Industry 4.0 has the support of the National Confederation of Industry (CNI), Brazilian Association of Machinery and Equipment Industry (Abimaq), Association of National Technological Development and Innovation Companies (P&D BRASIL) , Brazilian Association of Electrical and Electronics Industry (Abinee), Brazilian Chemical Industry Association (Abiquim), Brazilian Textile Industry Association (Abit), National Association of. Automotive Vehicle Manufacturers (Anfavea), National Association for Research and Development of Innovative Companies (Anpei), National Association of Entities Promoting Innovative Enterprises (Anprotec), Brazilian Association of Information and Communication Technology Companies (Brasscom), National Union of Telephone and Cellular and Personal Services Companies (SindiTelebrasil), and the Brazilian Industrial Internet Association (ABII).
At the opening of the event, the Special Secretary for Productivity, Employment and Competitiveness of the Ministry of Economy (Sepec/ME), Carlos Da Costa, explained that the objective of the Chamber is to concentrate efforts and optimize financial and professional resources. “The initiative is a great example of collaboration between society, the public and private sectors and will effectively contribute to the modernization of the Brazilian industrial park”.
For the interim minister of MCTIC, Júlio Semeghini, the Chamber will be fundamental for technological development and innovation in companies and will have as fronts: human capital, production chains and supplier development, regulation, technical standardization, infrastructure and investments.
The Secretary for Development of Industry, Commerce, Services and Innovation (Sepec/ME), Caio Megale, announced that the Chamber will have a deliberative council: “The Chamber of Industry 4.0 will be an instance of governance of initiatives and will have a superior council , of a deliberative nature, composed of the Ministry of Economy, MCTIC and representatives of ABDI, CNI, Finep, CNPq, BNDES, Sebrae and Emprapii, in addition to Working Groups, formed to provide technical support and present solutions for specific topics”. The initiative will bring together actors from the public and private sectors, training and technological development entities and academia.
The MCTIC Secretary of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Paulo Alvim, and the BNDES presidents, Joaquim Levy, also participated in the launch; from CNPq, João Luiz Filgueiras de Oliveira; from CNI, Paulo Afonso Ferreira, and from Finep, General Waldemar Barroso Magno.
ABES support
ABES, which supports the creation of the Chamber, was represented at the event by Werter Padilha, member of the Deliberative Council and coordinator of the entity's IoT Committee, and by Jamile Marques, director of Innovation and Development. “This event was very well presented and with relevant representatives from different areas. This integration between class entities, representing companies, as well as the government and academia in favor of industry 4.0, is important”, says Jamile.
Werter, who also participates in the National IoT Chamber, sees good prospects with the initiative: “The prospects are very positive, through the union of forces between MCTIC, Ministry of Economy, BNDES, SENAI, FINEP, CNI, EMBRAPII, ABDI , companies, entities and research and innovation centers so that the 4th Industrial Revolution becomes a reality in Brazil. It is a challenge, as it is necessary to stimulate a significant leap, as many companies are still in the 2.0 stage. I was happy to see that the National IoT Chamber, in which I participate, is a successful reference, as well as the National IoT Plan, which was cited by everyone as a reference and excellence work”.
In addition to ABES, the creation of the Brazilian Chamber of Industry 4.0 has the support of the National Confederation of Industry (CNI), Brazilian Association of Machinery and Equipment Industry (Abimaq), Association of National Technological Development and Innovation Companies (P&D BRASIL) , Brazilian Association of Electrical and Electronics Industry (Abinee), Brazilian Chemical Industry Association (Abiquim), Brazilian Textile Industry Association (Abit), National Association of. Automotive Vehicle Manufacturers (Anfavea), National Association for Research and Development of Innovative Companies (Anpei), National Association of Entities Promoting Innovative Enterprises (Anprotec), Brazilian Association of Information and Communication Technology Companies (Brasscom), National Union of Telephone and Cellular and Personal Services Companies (SindiTelebrasil), and the Brazilian Industrial Internet Association (ABII).
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