Centre of Excellence for Cybereconomy
The fourth industrial revolution or Industry 4.0 presents a huge challenge for the current economic system and social relationships which requires complex responses based on the expertise of various actors and scientific fields. Our Centre would like to contribute to the development of such solutions based on our expertise.
Vision
The Centre of Excellence on Cybereconomy will develop strength and capabilities to pursue internationally relevant research reflecting on the latest socio-economic challenges with good relations in the academic community as well as in the business sphere
Mission
Our aim is to develop and perform internationally competitive applied research, which creates new value for our partners and contribute to the development of the Hungarian business sector as well as to the policy-formulation in our research field. We are going to involve university students to our work and will make efforts to transmit the new knowledge into the educational activity of the faculty. An additional aim of the Centre is to channel the research efforts at the faculty and contribute to the better visibility of the research results developed by the faculty members.
CORE STAFF
Dr. Katalin Antalóczy
Head of Department, College Professor, CsC
Bits of Cybereconomy
Artificial intelligence
The use of machines with human-like cognitive capabilities are diffusing in the economy and today there are already a broad range examples (from algorithms through chatbots to Sophia) on their usefulness. In the next decades the innovations materialized in those robots will give a huge impetus for economic growth building on their virtual workforce and labour productivity.
Industry 4.0
Industry 4.0 emphasizes the diffusion of cyber-physical production systems but its impact is far more fundamental there many are talking about the fourth industrial revolution which increases the interrelatedness of physical, virtual and biological spheres. This trend is changing our understanding of the world, the economic and social structures.
Digitalisation
The application of digital technologies overhauls the operation of the whole economy resulting in competitiveness, productivity and labour market impacts. The business environment, the operation of firms and the role of clients and suppliers is in a metamorphosis.
Upcoming events
1st International Conference on the Automotive Industry
Time: 31st of August – 1st of September, 2020 Organizers: Institute of World Economy, Centre for Economic and Regional Studies and Centre of Excellence for Cybereconomy at
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