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The Role of knowledge Workers in the Sustenance of competitive Industry

The Role of knowledge Workers in the Sustenance of competitive Industry. João Figueiredo Centre of Mechatronics Engineering University of Évora. Reduced Model. Company. Environment. Reduced Model. Qualified people (QP). Company. Environment. Reduced Model.

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The Role of knowledge Workers in the Sustenance of competitive Industry

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  1. The Role of knowledgeWorkers intheSustenance of competitiveIndustry João Figueiredo Centre of MechatronicsEngineering University of Évora

  2. ReducedModel Company Environment

  3. ReducedModel Qualifiedpeople (QP) Company Environment

  4. ReducedModel Qualifiedpeople (QP) Company QP University Environment

  5. ReducedModel Qualifiedpeople (QP) Company QP University Environment

  6. Case Study Évora AutomotiveIndustry

  7. Case Study Évora AutomotiveIndustry  Traditionally the main Automotive Industry in Portugal locates south from Tejo river (Logistics) - Fiatassembly – Vendas Novas, 1961 - MAN assembly – Vendas Novas, 1961 - Renault assembly – Setubal, 1980 - Ford/ VW assembly – AutoEuropa Palmela, 1991

  8. Case Study Évora AutomotiveIndustry  Traditionally the main Automotive Industry in Portugal locates south from Tejo river (Logistics) - Fiatassembly – Vendas Novas, 1961 - MAN assembly – Vendas Novas, 1961 - Renault assembly – Setubal, 1980 - Ford/ VW assembly – AutoEuropa Palmela, 1991  Traditionally the technical Universities in Portugal locates nord from Tejo river - Lisboa, Coimbra, Porto (Demographic factors)

  9. Case Study Évora AutomotiveIndustry Siemens EC* (Evora 1969) * Manufacture of Relays for general purpose and Automotive industry

  10. Case Study Évora AutomotiveIndustry Qualifiedpeople (QP) Siemens EC (Evora 1969) QP Universities (fromNorthand Center Portugal)

  11. Case Study Évora AutomotiveIndustry Qualifiedpeople (QP) Siemens EC (Evora 1969) QP Universities (fromNorthand Center Portugal) X

  12. Case Study Évora AutomotiveIndustry Thismodelworkedfrom 1969 to 1995* !!! (begin of LineAutomation) * Mainly manual assemblyactivities

  13. Case Study Évora AutomotiveIndustry Actual Model, after 1996 !! (signedProtocolbetween Siemens SA andUniv. Evorain 1996 to developthe Industrial Engineeringareas – Mechatronics Eng.) * TycoElectronicsacquiredtheentire EC business to Siemens AG in Nov.1999

  14. Case Study Évora AutomotiveIndustry MainEconomic Figures:

  15. Case Study Évora AutomotiveIndustry MainEconomic Figures: - TycoElectronics – PlantEvoraisthebiggestnational industrial employer southfromSetubal (ca. 1600 people), since 1980;

  16. Case Study Évora AutomotiveIndustry MainEconomic Figures: - TycoElectronics – PlantEvoraisthebiggestnational industrial employer southfromSetubal (ca. 1600 people), since 1980; - TycoElectronicsPlantproducesca. 1Miol. Relays/ day;

  17. Case Study Évora AutomotiveIndustry MainEconomic Figures: - TycoElectronics – PlantEvoraisthebiggestnational industrial employer southfromSetubal (ca. 1600 people), since 1980; - TycoElectronicsPlantproducesca. 1Miol. Relays/ day; - PlantEvoraistheworldheadquarters for theproduction of AutomotiveRelaysintheTycoElectronicsIntl. Group (Mexico, China, Austria, CzechRepublic).

  18. Case Study Évora AutomotiveIndustry MainEconomic Figures: - TycoElectronics – PlantEvoraisthebiggestnational industrial employer southfromSetubal (ca. 1600 people), since 1980; - TycoElectronicsPlantproducesca. 1Miol. Relays/ day; - PlantEvoraistheworldheadquarters for theproduction of AutomotiveRelaysintheTycoElectronicsIntl. Group (Mexico, China, Austria, CzechRepublic) - PlantEvoraannualsales of ca. 150 Miol. EUROS is 100% for external markets (mainlyEuropeand USA)

  19. Case Study Évora AutomotiveIndustry MainAcademic Figures:

  20. Case Study Évora AutomotiveIndustry MainAcademic Figures: - ca. 25% of thetechnical staff inTycoElectronics – PlantEvorais graduatedinMechatronicsEngineeringfromtheUniversity of Evora

  21. Case Study Évora AutomotiveIndustry MainAcademic Figures: - ca. 25% of thetechnical staff inTycoElectronics – PlantEvorais graduatedinMechatronicsEngineeringfromtheUniversity of Evora - ca. 20% of the M23 candidates for the 1st cycleinMechatronics Engineering are employeesfromTycoElectronicsPlantEvora;

  22. Case Study Évora AutomotiveIndustry MainAcademic Figures: - ca. 25% of thetechnical staff inTycoElectronics – PlantEvorais graduatedinMechatronicsEngineeringfromtheUniversity of Evora - ca. 20% of the M23 candidates for the 1st cycleinMechatronics Engineering are employeesfromTycoElectronicsPlantEvora; - ca. 35% of the candidates for thepre-graduationprogram CET-IndustrialAutomation, Univ. Evora, are employeesfrom TycoElectronicsPlantEvora;

  23. Case Study Évora AutomotiveIndustry CriticalFactors for success:

  24. Case Study Évora AutomotiveIndustry CriticalFactors for success: - GoodrelationshipbetweentheManagementDirections of both entities (TycoElectronicsEvoraDirectionandMechatronicsCourse Director)

  25. Case Study Évora AutomotiveIndustry CriticalFactors for success: - GoodrelationshipbetweentheManagementDirections of both entities (TycoElectronicsEvoraDirectionandMechatronicsCourse Director) - Current industrial technologyusedinteachingprocess (ComputerAided Design; Informatics; Automationtechnology; Electronicsand Instrumentation; Artificial Visiontechnology; etc…);

  26. Case Study Évora AutomotiveIndustry CriticalFactors for success: - GoodrelationshipbetweentheManagementDirections of both entities (TycoElectronicsEvoraDirectionandMechatronicsCourse Director) - Current industrial technologyusedinteachingprocess (ComputerAided Design; Informatics; Automationtechnology; Electronicsand Instrumentation; Artificial Visiontechnology; etc…); - Soundscientificcapacityand industrial technologyknowledgefrom theUniversityinorder to beable to collaborateinpartnershipprojects withtheIndustry.

  27. FutureOpportunities StrengthenKnowledge & TechnologyTransfer

  28. FutureOpportunities StrengthenKnowledge & TechnologyTransfer - Évora isselected to betheportuguesecitymodel for EnergyEfficiency. EDP – InovGridisthenationalprogram to promotetheEnergyEfficiency throughthedevelopment of a SmartEnergyNetwork - The Centre of MechatronicsEngineeringhas a Protocolwith EDP to developcustomerapplications to beconnectedwiththe EDP SmartMeters/ EBs – (NationalImpactproject)

  29. FutureOpportunities StrengthenKnowledge & TechnologyTransfer - Évora isselected to betheportuguesecitymodel for EnergyEfficiency. EDP – InovGridisthenationalprogram to promotetheEnergyEfficiency throughthedevelopment of a SmartEnergyNetwork - The Centre of MechatronicsEngineeringhas a Protocolwith EDP to developcustomerapplications to beconnectedwiththe EDP SmartMeters/ EBs – (NationalImpactproject) - Évora willbethelocation of thefuturenational cluster for Aeronautics withthelocation of themainaeronauticproducerin Portugal to begin operationsin Évora in 2012 – Embraer – (NationalImpactproject)

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