Generation 'Z' skills for knowledge-based ecosystemic change: a systematic literature review on Industrial 4.0 Online publication date: Wed, 20-Sep-2023
by Chandra Kant Upadhyay
International Journal of Creative Computing (IJCRC), Vol. 2, No. 1, 2023
Abstract: The gap in technology innovation that exists across nations is a significant problem that needs to be overcome by cooperation and collaboration throughout the countries. The aim of this paper is thus two-fold. First study focuses on systematic and comprehensive literature review to understand the present status of research done on this area. Secondly, a roadmap of growth is the need of the hour to achieve inclusive sustainable development. The next generation belongs to individuals and mostly groups who work as a team thinking creatively, developing new products and services with the latest methods and technologies, keeping in mind the social requirements. A framework has been proposed to understand the overall scenario of the stakeholders like Gen Z and current requirements. The skill imparted to the graduates is not in line with the industry requirement, at times creating huge problems like unemployment and needs to be imparted.
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