Abstract
For almost ten years now, Europe has been existing and focusing on three main goals – intelligent, sustainable and inclusive growth. All resources are organized and mobilized to achieve them, but it is more than obvious that education and science have a leading role. On the one hand, because these goals are a continuation of the paradigm for creation of “knowledge-based economy” introduced in 2000, but on the other hand, because it is clear that modern technical and technological development is at such a stage that without science and innovation fast growth in development cannot take place. Without underestimating other types of growth, the intelligent is the one that performs the basic functions of achieving economic growth related to innovation, high efficiency, quality, productivity and overall sustainable development. The goal of the present publication is to study the process of technological change as revolutionary and the period of our development today as Industry 4.0.
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