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New technologies of information and communication (NTICs) emerged since the 1970s as part of the information revolution. These technologies allow for faster and more effective information exchange through access to internal and external networks, video conferencing, shared documents in real time, and call redistribution. The evolution of information technologies is prompting a redefinition of the work space, with working from home becoming a viable option where flexibility is valued. While teleworking offers advantages like stress reduction, work-life balance, and cost savings, it also presents disadvantages such as loneliness, blurring of personal and professional life, lack of structure, and difficulty adapting to office environments.
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#1 THE NEXT WAVE OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATIONS 06
#2 CONNECTED REALITY 2025: TRENDS AND DRIVERS 11
#3 CONNECTED MARKETS 2025: SIGNALS 33
#4 CONNECTED BUSINESS 2025: TRANSFORMATIONS 53
#5 CONNECTED LIVING 2025: ONE SCENARIO 61
#6 SMART WORLD OR NETWORKED NIGHTMARE? 66
Introduction
The next wave of digital transformations
The more digital networking takes hold of all aspects of our lives and all types of commercial transactions, the more it becomes a fundamental part of our daily reality – a changed reality, in which future generations will not be able to understand how it was possible to live with 'stupid things' that weren't permanently linked to the Cloud, nor how we managed to survive without goggles and information-forecasting services.
If, in a few years, we have become used to the constant availability of information about people, situations and things in our immediate surroundings thanks to technology about our person – so-called wearables, and if it has become the norm for intelligent products, houses and vehicles to 'recognise' us and to use networked services to cooperate and anticipate our requirements, then a world in which these magic properties are lacking will soon seem very strange to us.
Connected reality will set new parameters for businesses
Thus, value is increasingly being created in networks through the use of hyperconnectivity. The importance of individual companies is disappearing: connected reality means the key players will actually be 'business economic systems'. Manufacturers and service providers will offer complex solutions to customers' requirements, e.g. the use of wearable sensors in the field of smart health, providing cloud-based data analysis, medical diagnosis and nutritional advice that will make it possible for health to be monitored intensively in real time.
This creates a multitude of new challenges for businesses. Products that can be networked will generate a continuous stream of data, and new ways of creating value based on that data will have to be developed in order to generate added value from the data. Customer relations will come to be characterised more and more by real-time interaction. Increasingly, products and services will need to be developed and marketed as hybrid bundles. It will be necessary to open up the potential for smart automatisation along the entire value-creation chain.
Yet, as the pace of change becomes greater, the more important it becomes to evaluate the various trends and future developments in the round in order to gain sight of the big picture. This overview can then be used to guide strategic focus. This study represents a first step along this path.
Direction:
Andreas Neef, Klaus Burmeister
Authors:
Niels Boeing, Klaus Burmeister, Andreas Neef, Ben Rodenhäuser,
Willi Schroll
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Information technology
This document provides an overview of information technology, including its history, present role, hardware and software components, advantages and disadvantages, and benefits. It traces the development of IT from the 1960s-1970s when the term was first used in banks and hospitals for data storage, to the 1980s introduction of personal computers and the information age. Modern IT involves interconnected networks and remote data storage. While facilitating information delivery and global business, advances in IT also enable access to inappropriate content and illicit transactions, so its impacts must be managed carefully.
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ICT has had several positive and negative impacts on education. Positively, it has increased access to information through the internet, provided new ways of learning through interactive multimedia and virtual reality, and given access to new tools. However, it can also negatively impact education by reducing personal interaction and physical activity as users adopt a more sedentary lifestyle. Video conferencing allows for communication between multiple locations simultaneously through two-way video and audio transmission.
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Role of it in finance
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1) It has allowed for electronic trading replacing floor-based trading, giving investors access to markets from anywhere.
2) The internet and availability of financial information online has made it easier for more investors to make informed decisions, increasing investor participation.
3) Technologies like online brokerages allow investors to easily buy and sell stocks and get market updates online.
4) Quantitative analysis and backtesting using historical market data and powerful computers has improved risk modeling and portfolio management strategies.
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- 3. New technologies The world attends the integration and the implementation of new ways that allow a bigger rapidity and effectiveness in the information exchange. The access to nets inside and outside the companies, the videoconference, the shared documents use in real time and the redistribution of phone calls are some examples of these new technologies. The evolution of the technologies of information and the communication imposes a redefinition of the work space. To work from house seems to be a real hypothesis in a time where flexibility has become a main discussion between government and social partners . However, not everyone is suitable for teleworking.
- 6. Bigger availability for the family;
- 9. Possibility of being one’s own boss;
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- 13. Difficulty in separating the professional life of the personal life;
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