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CNI (National Confederation of Industry) presses presidential candidates to postpone the bill that changes the rules of telephony in Brazil to unlock R $ 34 billion in broadband investments, especially in the major urban centers of the country.
Without this, according to the CNI, it will not be possible to bring the industry into the digital era, called Industry 4.0, which provides, mainly, the automation of factories and digitization links of the production chains.
The bill that defines the new regulatory framework for telecommunications has faced resistance in Congress since its presentation in 2016.
Opposition MPs believe the text leads the Union to lose abandoning concessions for the provision of telephone service. The main point of the project allows the migration of current concession contracts to permit conditions, which makes the management of the operators flexible – nowadays linked to the contractual obligations.
The country has four fixed Internet access per 100 inhabitants, according to Anatel (Agencia Nacional de Telecomunicações). This index is lower than that of Argentina, which has six fixed access per 100 inhabitants, according to consulting firm Teleco.
For the chairman of Abdi (Brazilian Agency for Industrial Development), Luiz Augusto de Souza Ferreira, with the offer of the current Internet industry can only achieve 40% objectives set by President Michel Temer's program for industry 4.0.
"We are doing a study to detail this, but with the Internet, we do not have the opportunity to implement program in Brazil," said Ferreira
"The federal program presupposes connectivity for an badysis This connectivity can not have large speed variations, it requires consistency and quality, without this combination being altered. 19659002] Linked to the Ministry of Industry and Foreign Trade, Abdi develops studies that subsidize the government in conducting this program, which spurs innovation.
The Abdi study shows that, with the full implementation of the Industry 4.0 program, industrial costs will decrease by at least R $ 73 billion a year
. Of this total, R $ 34 billion will come from efficiency gains, R $ 31 billion from the reduction of maintenance costs of machinery and other energy savings of R $ 7 billion.
This is because all industry tips must be online. The machines will have sensors and artificial intelligence. They will say, for example, when they need maintenance and will give the diagnosis.
According to the Ministry of Industry, between 2006 and 2016, the Ministry of Industry and Commerce, the Ministry of Industry and Commerce, Brazilian industry lost more than 7% of its productivity. According to the Global Manufacturing Competitiveness Index, Brazil moved from 5th to 21st position over this period.
Foreign companies operating in the country and abroad, operate in the 4.0 standard and complain about the quality of the internet in Brazil.
The problem reached the CNI, which detailed Wednesday this situation for presidential candidates at a sabatina promoted by the entity in Brasília (DF).
According to the study, the mbadification of broadband in Brazil would increase GDP (gross domestic product) by more than R $ 1.4 trillion by 2025.
The study of the Institute for Applied Economic Research, released late last year, estimated the effect of services on municipalities. After evaluating Internet in 5,564 cities, the institute identified that 1% of additional Internet access would increase GDP by 0.19%. The badysis concluded that the higher the urban concentration, the greater the impact on growth.
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