Today, I took a special lecture under the theme of the fourth industrial revolution and a college student.

Among the special lectures were the introduction of the fourth industrial revolution, the sector-specific tasks for innovative policies in each field in response to the fourth industrial revolution, and the direction and attitude of innovative policies in response to the fourth industrial revolution.

The introduction of the fourth industrial revolution calls for a much more intelligent revolution when physical, digital and bio technologies meet with artificial intelligence and robots.

Next is the task of innovation policies in each sector in response to the fourth industrial revolution, which has resulted in low birth rates, aging society, and social problems, and the multicultural society is showing social diversity and the spread of multicultural policies.

Therefore, our first task is to solve the problem of low birth rate and aging population, especially in rural areas, as the number of elderly and single households is increasing.

To counter this, it is necessary to establish smart safety systems and shared economy systems for the development and safety of rural communities and for the affluence of rural areas. Next is the policy of innovation in urban areas.

They include the dissemination & diffusion of smart S.O.C social systems, the dissemination of urban annihilation and urban regeneration, and the distribution of network communities for exchanges and cooperation between countries.

Innovation in the culture and tourism sector is important for the industrialization of culture and tourism In the industrial economy sector, the smart sex of manufacturing technology, the spread of ICT-based business ecosystem and the trend of ECO friction are included as important policies. The final task is on the field of public administration.

It includes strengthening the competitiveness of the private sector, providing innovative and trust-based administrative services and emphasizing policies to bridge the gap. There are seven attitudes we should have in the fourth industrial revolution. All processes must produce synergies of 1+1 or more, adapt to diversification, maximize creative value, focus on social economy, value key trends and pay attention to invisible external competitors, not internal competitors.

And they should have a broader perspective, not a narrow one, and try to achieve both innovative and incremental changes around them at the same time, and secure their own identity by securing network competitiveness.