Presentation on the evolution of the internet

1. The evolution
of the internet
how consumers use technology and its impact on their lives

2. Introduction
The Internet began during the 1960s as
a way for government scientists to
share data. PCs during the '60s were
enormous and stationary and to utilize
data put away in any one PC, one
needed to one or the other travel to
the site of the PC or have attractive PC
tapes sent through the regular postal
framework.
Hamza Bashir (June 2023)

3. Access to the internet
“Our analysis of data from reputable organisations
including the ITU, GSMA Intelligence, and Eurostat
indicates that 97 million people started using the
internet for the first time over the past 12 months,
delivering a year-on-year increase of 1.8 percent.”
Simon Kemp (January 2024)
Simon Kemp (January 2024) ITU (2022)
Changes in numbers of people accessing internet

4. Access to the internet
Changes in internet speeds over the years
Today, an immense bay exists between
the most extravagant, most progressive
countries and those with less created
foundation. In Singapore, for instance, you
can anticipate almost 300 Mbit/s as
standard, while in Turkmenistan the
normal is simply 4.3 Mb/s. Starting
around 2022, the worldwide normal is
roughly 100 Mbit/s and developing by 20%
every year.
(August 2022)

5. Digital devices used by
audiences
The most common devices used
nowadays to connect to the internet are
the following:
PCs: Workstations and work areas can
interface with the web through a wired
Ethernet association or Wi-Fi.
Mobile phones: Cell phones can
interface with the web utilising cell
information or Wi-Fi.
Tablets: Tablets can associate with
the web utilising Wi-Fi or cell
information.
Gaming consoles: Numerous
advanced gaming consoles, like the
Xbox One and PlayStation 4, can
interface with the web by means of
Wi-Fi or Ethernet.
Smart televisions: Smart Tvs can
interface with the web utilising Wi-Fi or
Ethernet.
CSO statistical publication (24 November 2023)

6. How customers search for
information
On the off chance that you know precisely exact thing you're searching for, a search
engine is the most effective way to track down it. Web indexes use catchphrases or
expressions you decide to figure out which site pages have pertinent data.
There are various search engines you can use, however, the most commonly used
ones in this day an age would be Google, Yahoo, and Bing.
Charles Martin ( November 2022)

7. What consumers purchase
online
OApproximately six of every ten English advanced customers had bought
clothing items online at least once in a year. While clothing and footwear
were the most purchased items online in 2023, customers also invested in
purchasing a few other sorts of items, including gadgets, food and
beverages, beauty care products, furniture, and more.
Daniela Coppola (February 2024)

8. Online video consumption
Over the previous decade online video
consumption has increased immensely.
Online video utilisation has been on the
ascent with the ongoing typical
watcher burning through 17 hours,
seven days a week, watching online
videos in 2023.
As per the most recent web-based
video utilization insights, 92% of web
clients overall watch advanced
recordings every week. This alludes to
any sort of video — from music videos
and instructional videos to gaming and
most commonly influencer videos, on
the platform "TikTok", which recently has
become the most used app worldwide.
DataReportal (2024)
Julia Chan (2020)

9. Customer trends
Over the past 5 years there are 5 main
points that stand out when it comes to
proving how much technology has
changed/advanced, being;
The rise of AI (Artificial Intelligence)
1.
Automation and coding programs
2.
Cloud-based applications
3.
Changing IT security and
compliance standards
4.
Improvement in IT risk
5.
These 5 points have all lead to a more
improved version of technology and
has impacted us all, directly or
indirectly.
After the 2020 quarantine is when
technology really started to peak in all
aspects; online shopping, use of AI, use
of online work applications, etc...
McKinsey & Company (Unknown)
Changes in useof technology over the past years

10. Summary
It's safe to say the internet has evolved massively since the 1960s and continues to
evolve every single day for the better.
With new and improved technology and since the recent improvements of AI in the
past couple of years, we are a “new and improved world” in aspects of technology,
social media, online shopping and more.
If numbers continue to rise in the same way they currently are, many things that
never could have been thought of in the past century will be accomplished.
(March 2022)

11. Reference List
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the-technology-tipping-point-and-transformed-business-forever.
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12. Reference List
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