# Effective Data Utilization in the Context of Industry 4.0 Technology Integration
## 3 Research Results  
In order to accomplish the aim stated above, the research questions and hypotheses were defined, statistically tested and interpreted. RQ1: How do organisations perceive the importance of Industry 4.0? \begin{table}
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**Industrial Production Sectors** & **Absolute Frequency** & **Relative Frequency** \\ \hline automobile industry & 134 & 40\% \\ engineering, metalworking and metallurgy & 87 & 26\% \\ and other production & 17 & 5\% \\ construction industry & 11 & 3\% \\ design and engineering & 32 & 9\% \\ electrical engineering and energy & 25 & 7\% \\ chemistry and plastics & 8 & 2\% \\ transport and logistics & 5 & 1\% \\ information technology, telecommunications & 15 & 4\% \\ food industry, agriculture and forestry & 15 & 4\% \\ other & 6 & 1\% \\ \hline \hline \end{tabular}
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Table 1: Individual sectors of industrial production. We used basic descriptive statistics to evaluate the research question. In the first research question, we investigated the perception of the importance of Industry 4.0 in organizations. The results obtained are shown in Table 2. Based on these results, it can be concluded that 177 respondents (52%) perceived Industry 4.0 as very important for the future of the organization. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic increased the perceived importance of Industry 4.0 for another 23 (7%) respondents. As many as 83 (25%) respondents had no awareness of the strategic goals of the organization in terms of the innovation that Industry 4.0 brings, according to the survey results. A total of 55 (16%) of respondents indicated their perception of the importance of Industry 4.0 as currently a low priority. Differences in perceptions of the importance of Industry 4.0 were also significant depending on the size of the organization. Industry 4.0 was particularly important in medium and large organizations. In micro and small organizations, the perception of Industry 4.0 had a low priority. RQ2: At what stage is the implementation of Industry 4.0 in their organisation? In the above research question, we investigated the level of implementation of Industry 4.0 in industrial organizations. The results obtained are shown in Table 3. Based on the above results, it can be concluded that 139 respondents (51%) had implemented the technologies of Industry 4.0 for a long time and planned to continue doing so. A total of 60 respondents (15%) expressed that they did not currently implement Industry 4.0 technologies but planned to implement them in the near future. A total of 120 respondents (32%) could not answer the question, which may have been related to the position in which the respondents worked, and whether they had enough information about the issue. Table 3 also includes the responses to each option depending on the size of the business. Industry 4.0 technologies had been implemented for a long time, especially in medium and large organizations. Based on research questions RQ1 and RQ2, research hypotheses were defined. **Hypothesis 1**. : _There is a correlation between perceived importance and the implementation of Industry 4.0._  
The hypothesis, the correlation between perceived importance and the implementation of Industry 4.0 was verified by the Chi-square test (Table 4) and the strength of the correlation was determined using [PERSON]'s value. The significance came out less than 0.05; that is, we rejected H0 at a 0.05 level of significance and this implies that there was a correlation between perceived importance and Industry 4.0 implementation. According to [PERSON]'s V, the value was 0.392 which means that the dependence between the variables can be considered strong. We also verified the result using the Pearson correlation test which showed that the dependency exists. The said variable was correlated at sig. = 0.05