Digital Human
The Fourth Revolution of Humanity Includes Everyone
Number of pages: 328
Publisher: Wiley
BBB Library: Economics and Investment, Technology and Globalization
ISBN: 978-1119511854
Editorial Review
Digital Human is a visionary roadmap for the future, a timely guide on how to navigate the world of finance as we create the next generation of humanity. It explores the digital evolution’s impact and offers clear insights on thriving in this new era. Human and business relationships are evolving, and existing businesses must undergo substantial transformative changes to compete with the smaller, “lighter,” and more agile companies that are able to quickly maneuver to match shifting consumer demands. A lack of online presence has become unthinkable, as consumer preferences continue to trend heavily toward online business and transactions. Leaders must rethink their businesses to be fit for the future digital age, and this comprehensive resource shines a spotlight on the key elements to this transformation.
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For the first time in history, the system—the mobile network systems to be exact—is including everyone. This is the remarkable impact of the mobile network of value.
Unlike the Industrial Revolution during which only a limited number of humans gained access to wealth and trade, this digital revolution will give everyone a chance.
The historical systems of value exchange are still huge but they are becoming a smaller percentage of trade compared with the newest structure we have implemented to allow value to flow.
The fourth age is an age where everything can transfer value, immediately and for an amount that starts at a billionth of a dollar if necessary.
This is all about moving us from vertically integrated control structures to a marketplace of plug-and-play processes that are delivered through platforms.
Open Banking is based on apps, APIs (application program interfaces) and analytics, and offers access for everyone in an open marketplace.
When we look ahead to see what the internet will look like in twenty years, we cannot be certain but, what is clear, is that it will be a consciousness.
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