Abstract
In order to ensure effective participation in the global research and innovation space, the development of scientific digital infrastructure according to priority directions is important. In terms of universities, the development of digital infrastructure is crucial for providing open access to scientific data and knowledge, further commercialization of research, innovation, products and services. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to consider the education and technology transfer issues of ICT support for Industry 4.0 innovation networks. Methodology of study is based on system approach to innovation networks development. The study is based on a broad understanding of technology transfer as an exchange of technology, technology knowledge between individuals, enterprises, universities, research centers, and government structures at all levels. The proposed research idea is also based on the concept of integrated technology and the concept of promising (innovation) needs. It is the definition of innovative needs which is a prerequisite for creating a competitive economy, since they determine the qualitative changes in it. It was shown, that application of Industry 4.0 digital and virtual engineering tools allows conducting the R&D processes in computer-aided design systems, which reflects the quality of innovation product and the product launch timing. From the abovementioned perspective, we give the list of the main technological areas of ICT, which form the basis for the high-tech sectors development within Industry 4.0.
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