Digital revolution in industry. The Dutch approach. Guido Landheer Director Top sectors & Industry Policy Ministry of Economic Affairs The Netherlands

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1 Digital revolution in industry The Dutch approach Guido Landheer Director Top sectors & Industry Policy Ministry of Economic Affairs The Netherlands 25 March CCMI -Brussels

2 Holland still is a strong manufacturing industry -13% of our GDP; larger then in rd worldwide on productivity; 25% more productive then the US - Eindhoven smartest worldwide region after London & Helsinki - Good for 60% of private R&D contribution - Good for 60% of total export - 4 th on ICT/network readiness index (WEF, 2014) manufacturing companies; and counting 2 25 March CCMI - Brussels

3 IndustryPolicy Strengthen: the earning capacity and competitiveness of our economy and contribute to societal challenges manufacturing industry is the driving force behind economic recovery and new development: 1. Top sector policy 2. Active acquisition policy 3. Smart industry action plan 3

4 The current industry policy: industry policy is back! 1. Top sector approach * 9 top sectors: Knowledge-intensive, export oriented sectors, leading position * Philosophy: public private partnerships (science industry government) comprehensive sector agenda s (innovation, Human Capital, International) * OECD: Top sector approach is encouraging 4

5 The current industry policy: industry policy is back! 2. Active acquisition policy Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency (NFIA) - Record amount FDI s in 2014: 3.2 billion new investment projects - Resulted in 6,304 extra jobs NFIA: Attracting foreign production facilities (reshoring) Examples: Data centers, production facilities, R&D centers 5

6 The current industry policy: industry policy is back! 3. Smart Industry Why is this important? Strengthening manufacturing industry position Increasing industrial productivity Maintaining& creating jobs (manufacturing & services) Improving business climate, attracting foreign (smart) companies 6

7 Smart Industry Whatcangovernmentsdo? Agenda-setting Building multi-actor eco-systems (industry, governments, science, CoC) Ministryis anactivepartner in the project andin executingitsactions Timing Launch of Smart Industry initiative at Hannover Messe April 2014 Team Smart Industry; chairman: Ineke Dezentje January 2015: Minister adopted the Smart Industry Action Agenda 7 25 March CCMI - Brussels

8 Smart Industry Action Agenda Awareness: Website, events/seminars, radio/tv, 5 regionalaction agenda s, masterclasses Improvingknowledgeagenda: Internet of things ICT break though projects Skills: Investingin educationof bothstudentsas employees ( Life Long Learning ) Field Labs: Speeding up transformation with 10 Field Labs (test facilities) 8 25 March CCMI - Brussels

9 10 Fieldlabs 9

10 Speeding up the Field Labs Examples: Smart Bending Factory & Campione more efficient(zero defect) & flexible, better quality& tailormade 10

11 EU policy actions: Smart Industry Action Agenda 4th industrial revolution creates new opportunities forindustry(manufacturing & services) Reindustrialising Europe can help solve societal challenges This calls for an EU Smart Industry Action Agenda! Financing: EU field labs & SME & start-ups Setting up uniform EU standards Raise awareness amongst businesses Promoting exchange of best practises member states 11 Ministerie van Economische Zaken

12 12 Ministerie van Economische Zaken 26 maart 2015