Volume 8,Issue 7
Currently, the shortage of personnel for upgrading and follow-up operation and maintenance has emerged as a critical issue hindering industrial internet companies from achieving digital transformation. This indicates that, at this stage, higher vocational colleges’ industrial internet programs are lagging in talent cultivation compared to the rapid advancements within the industry, making it challenging to fully satisfy the demands of industries and enterprises. Consequently, based on the integration of industry and education, it is highly significant to investigate innovative approaches for training industrial internet professionals in higher vocational colleges. This can promote collaborative education between higher vocational colleges and enterprises, fostering skilled artisans who strive for excellence and dare to innovate, thereby supporting the modernization and digital transformation of industrial internet enterprises. In this study, considering the current development context of the industrial internet sector and combining it with the existing state of talent training for industrial internet application majors in higher vocational colleges, the study focuses on optimizing their talent training model through the integration of production and education.