• Companies in all industrial areas, particularly those with intensive ICT use: car manufacturing, railways, electricity, aeronautics, machine-tools, metallurgy, petrochemistry, etc.
• ICT companies supplying products and services (information systems, custom applications, systems and network management…) to the industrial sector.
• Technical departments in industrial and services companies.
• Project Engineering
• Technology development companies.
• Marketing companies for the implementation of products and services in the industrial and/or technological area.
• Consultancy with a two-fold industrial and technological approach.
• Teaching and Research.

The Basque industry has warned that there will be an important shortage of engineers in the next few years. And in the computer industry, just last year, 2 million jobs remained unfilled in Europe.

The new concept of industry 4.0 is expected to bring a similar level of key changes to those in previous revolutions. Europe aims to be the world's most modern industrial pole, where total automation and data analysis will be the distinctive features of the new European factories, and the advances in artificial intelligence will allow to create increasingly human robots.

Software development will be key to entering the world of industry 4.0. This year Siemens announced the hiring of 8,000 software engineers and the European Commission has committed itself to pursue the goal of having one out of every five euros in Europe come from industry, compared to current 13%.

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