A new round of global competition in the industrial field has kicked off. The theme of the competition is the intelligentization of industrial manufacturing. What are the reasons for the active or passive transformation of the above-mentioned manufacturing powers and powers? What are their respective competition strategies? Why was such a strategy developed, and how has it been implemented? How is China's own strategy different, and what can it learn from other countries?

OFweek Industrial Control Network News: These days, the 2017 Hannover Messe (April 24 to April 28) is in full swing in Germany. The Hannover Messe was founded in 1947 and has a history of 70 years. It is the world's top trade fair. , the world's number one professional, the largest international trade exhibition involving the industrial field, once a year. That is, at the 2011 Hannover Messe, Germany proposed the concept of Industry 4.0, which was officially announced at the 2013 Hannover Messe and rose to the national strategy, which opened the prelude to a new round of industrial competition.

In December 2009, the United States announced the "Revitalizing the American Manufacturing Framework". In June 2011 and February 2012, the "Advanced Manufacturing Partnership Program" and "Advanced Manufacturing National Strategic Plan" were launched successively. The National Manufacturing Innovation Network (NNMI) Program” lists 9 innovation hub projects in 4 key areas of the manufacturing industry, and in 2013 released the “Network Development Plan for Manufacturing Innovation Centers”.

In June 2015, Japan announced the "2015 Edition of the Manufacturing White Paper", taking artificial intelligence and intelligent ICT as the axis of transformation and upgrading.

South Korea has put forward the "Manufacturing Innovation 3.0 Strategic Action Plan", which focuses on 8 core intelligent manufacturing technologies including 3D printing, big data, Internet of Things, and ICT services.

France proposed the "Industrial New France 2.0", which takes nine key areas such as smart logistics, new energy development, smart cities, and future transportation as the focus of reform.

In March 2015, China officially issued "Made in China 2025" as an action plan for China's manufacturing industry for the next 10 years.

A new round of global competition in the industrial field has kicked off. The theme of the competition is the intelligentization of industrial manufacturing. What are the reasons for the active or passive transformation of the above-mentioned manufacturing powers and powers? What are their respective competition strategies? Why was such a strategy developed, and how has it been implemented? How is China's own strategy different, and what can it learn from other countries?

Next, we will find the answer through the analysis of the characteristics, advantages and disadvantages of the industries and manufacturing industries of various countries, the layout strategies of major giant companies, and the analysis of entrepreneurship and investment.

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