Industrial Revolution 4.0
Industrial Revolution 4.0
Industrial Revolution 4.0
REVOLUTION
4.0
HELLO!
I am Aditya Randika
You can find me at:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/aditya-
randika-1b1b5aa8/
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THE FOURTH INDUSTRIAL
REVOLUTION – KLAUS SCWAB
Forth (Now)
Fist (1784) Second (1870) Third (1969)
Artificial
Mechanical Mass Production, Automated
Intelligence,
Production, Electrical Power, Production,
and the Advent of Big Data,
Railroads, and Electronics
the assembly line Robotics, and
Steam Power and Computer
More to Come
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HOW TO RESPOND
•Customer •Product
Satisfaction Enhancement
User Story –
Agile
Serving
Development
Customer
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2016/01/the-fourth-industrial-revolution-what-it-means-and-how-to-respond/
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THE FOURTH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
DRIVERS
Big Data
Blockchain
• Internet of
• Linux
Things (IOT)
Hyperledger
• Web
• Ethereum, Industrial 4.0 Scrapper
based smart
• Social Media
contract
Data Mining
Artificial Innovation
Intelligence Internet
• Digitalizing Existed
• Machine • Cyber Business (Uber, GO
Learning Physical Jek)
• Deep Learning System • Startups Booming
• Machine • All Device • Venture Capital,
Intelligence Connected Angel Investor
• Mobile First
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JACK MA ON INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION 4.0 :
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JACK MA ON RESPONDING TO INDUSTRIAL
REVOLUTION 4.0 :
▪ Education is not enough, now you have to be creative and
innovative.
▪ Push local product that have higher sale chance on global
market with use of internet, specially product common in
local market, rare, and high demand at global market.
▪ Inclusion on trading (Every business have same opportunity
on trading regardless of it’s size) and extra focus on
education.
▪ Start today. “ Fix your roof when the sun still at the sky –
Jack Ma” because we cant prevent Industrial 4.0 distruption.
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MACHINE LEARNING
▪ Machine Learning can create it own
mathematical models. Prior to
Machine Learning, analyst build
mathematical models and it can’t
adapt quickly if there any changes is
the data.
▪ Using neuron at the brain principle, so
Machine Learning didn’t need
explicitly program to find pattern in the
data.
▪ Depend on how much data and
quality of the data.
▪ Previously hard to do by computer
such as recognizing pattern in image,
now can be achieve by Machine
Learning.
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TRADITIONAL VS MACHINE LEARNING
Evaluate
Launch Write Rules Data
Solution
Can Be
Automated
Analyze Update
Evaluate Launch
Error Data
Hand –
Input Designed Output
Program
Mapping
Input Features from Output
Features
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Jack Ma on Surviving For The Next 30 Years
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Morgan Stanley’s 16,000 Human Brokers Get
Algorithmic Makeover
all them cyborgs. Morgan Stanley is about to augment its 16,000 financial advisers with machine-learning
algorithms that suggest trades, take over routine tasks and send reminders when your birthday is near.
The project, known internally as “next best action,” shows how one of the world’s biggest brokerages
aims to upgrade its workforce while a growing number of firms roll out fully automated platforms called
robo-advisers. The thinking is that humans with algorithmic assistants will be a better solution for
wealthy families than mere software allocating assets for the masses.
At Morgan Stanley, algorithms will send employees multiple-choice recommendations based on things
like market changes and events in a client’s life, according to Jeff McMillan, chief analytics and data
officer for the bank’s wealth-management division. Phone, email and website interactions will be
cataloged so machine-learning programs can track and improve their suggestions over time to generate
more business with customers, he said.
“We’re desperately trying to pattern you and your behavior to delight you with something you may not
have even been asking for, but based on what you have been doing, that you might find of value,”
McMillan said in an interview. “We’re not trying to sell you, we’re trying to find the things you want and
need.”
Faced with competition from cheaper automated wealth-management services and higher expectations
set by pioneering firms like Uber Technologies Inc. and Amazon.com Inc., traditional brokerages are
starting to chart out their digital future. It turns out that the best hope human advisers have against
robots is to harness the same technologies that threaten their disruption: algorithms combined with big
data and machine learning.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-05-31/morgan-stanley-s-16-000-human-brokers-
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THANKS!
Any questions?
You can find me at:
adityarandika@nilemstudio.com
adityarandika@jasaraharja.co.id
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