스마트공장 도입 의향에 대한 영향요인 규명 연구 : 제조 벤처기업을 대상으로

Abstract

After the advent of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, smart factories will gradually establish themselves as the core foundation of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and change and develop the competitive landscape of manufacturing industry. Therefore, it should be implemented as a differentiated strategy for introduction, construction and follow-up management. In line with this, major factors influencing the introduction of smart factories by manufacturing venture companies based on venture technology were investigated and studied based on official data from Statistics Korea. To identify the factors affecting the introduction of the nation's first smart factory, the analysis of the national unit analysis, corporate growth stage, willingness to introduce smart factories and whether the 4th industrial revolution is related to the introduction of smart factories by manufacturing venture companies, intention to introduce them to domestic demand and exports, and statistical results on the areas related to technology related to the 4th industrial revolution were analyzed, and the employees, assets and sales of manufacturing venture companies were also investigated. t shows that manufacturing venture companies are relatively willing to introduce smart factories in the early and mature stages and are relatively willing to introduce them in preparation for global entry into foreign markets. This study will require the government's policies to be planned, established and implemented in a realistic direction in line with the intention of manufacturing venture companies to introduce smart factories to enhance productivity and strategically strengthen their global competitiveness. In addition, we would like to present research directions and implications on future reality that can create new industries suitable for high value-added industries and venture businesses in line with the development of manufacturing technologies of manufacturing venture companies and revitalize them as demand-manufacturing companies that meet the current state of domestic and foreign markets.