Digital literacy means understanding digital technology and being able to use it effectively. Rapid technological advances are speeding up digital transformation across every part of our lives, so we need to understand these changes and adapt. In the digital economy, digital literacy is essential for individuals and companies to stay competitive and encourage innovation. It combines the ability to understand and analyze information and solve problems in digital environments. It also helps

Digital technology is transforming our lives from the ground up. Its effects reach far beyond a few industries, touching entertainment, gaming, medicine, health care, and many other fields, and the economy is expected to be increasingly shaped by digital technology. The author emphasizes that global companies are moving quickly to build the digital economy, making it important for readers to learn about it and prepare. The book focuses on ten related industries: AI, blockchain, data and cloud,

What does “digital economy” mean? Some people may wonder, since it’s more specific than just the economy. Generally, the economy refers to human activities involving the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services. The digital economy may be understood a little differently. Around the year 2000, our daily lives and industries shifted from analog to digital, and societies around the world began adding a digital economy to the existing one. It may even have a greater influence

I read this book because I wanted to learn the basics of digital literacy. It covers the rapidly changing digital economy and the topics we need to know. I thought I already knew quite a bit, but realized there were things I didn’t understand, so I wanted to build my knowledge of the digital economy. The book introduces ten future keywords and explains them in detail, starting with the basic concepts. Some terms were familiar and others were new; even for terms I knew, I didn’t understand them

A business bible for IT, built around ten future keywords. The digital economy may have started to feel real when COVID-19 made remote activities widespread. Before that, even though smartphones changed payment systems and I saw AI and Bitcoin in the news, they didn’t feel quite real. Then vaccine certificates, remote work, and the metaverse became widespread. I had already shopped online, but after COVID I did almost all my grocery shopping online. Contactless kiosks for self-service payments

As the world changes rapidly, we need to learn about those changes. With so much changing, it’s hard to know where to start. What do we need to know in the digital age? This book brings together issues related to the digital economy in one volume: AI, blockchain, data and cloud, virtual and augmented reality, the metaverse, robots and drones, space, fintech, biotech and energy, and the software revolution and Web 3.0. Which of these interests you most? These technologies are already part of our