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Industry 4.0 Market in Poland from the International Perspective

Digitalization and smart technology application have focused the attention and consolidated the efforts of research schemes, political agendas and business strategies worldwide. The European Union is particularly interested in the deployment of its smart reindustrialization strategy, which is in line with the Industry 4.0 concept, promoted by German government and business entities. The actual impact of the industrial digital transformation is not yet envisaged; however undoubtedly, Poland will be affected by this economic phenomenon. Its competitive advantage on the international market, resulting from low labour costs and central European location, will continue to decrease as digitised, automated and connected industries are less sensitive to cost and geographical limitations. The present study is aimed to assess the level of familiarity with Industry 4.0 concept within Polish industrial sector as well as the potential demand of the domestic market for digital solutions. The paper will also discuss the ability of Polish economy to participate in smart reindustrialisation, which has been deployed and prioritized in the European agenda.