Digital Transformation : High Tech Or Human Touch?

Digital economy as a whole has changed a lot throughout history. Digital economy in the aspect

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What if our life becomes fully dependent on the electronic devices in the future? “In Into the Electronic Millennium”, Birkerts discusses his concerns with the oncoming electronic world. Birkerts provides lots of cons about the electronic devices that can affect people's lives. The author’s intention for writing this essay is to make the audience aware of the significant changes that have started to occur as electronic technologies have developed. He uses various rhetorical devices to convey his arguments to the readers. Through this essay, he is trying to inform the academic community that the culture of printed words has ended in the society, while electronic technologies are starting to dominate. Birkerts uses anecdotes, juxtaposition,

After reading Sven Birkerts’ Into the Electronic Millennium, I have to say that I don’t agree with his arguments at all. For me new technology is the future of mankind and it will evolve into something more superior and magical than newspapers. Whenever I have to do some research on a topic I usually surf the internet instead of going to the library and finding books which is less efficient. However, I have to say he has some really good points that I can’t disagree on. I believe technology is going to be the key to future and will help us effectively.

Technology and computerization has taken over almost every major industry today. More people purchase their movie tickets through an application on their phone, do their Christmas shopping online, deposit checks by taking a picture on their phone. Some people can even earn their degree without stepping their foot into a classroom, obtaining it completely online. With all of these advances in so many different

This definition conveys an idea of the extraordinary impact of digital divide on world society and economy. Indeed, it is the close interrelation between economy and technology that attaches such a worldwide significance to a single socio-economic occurrence, such as digital divide. Nowadays, communication technologies, strongly stimulating economic growth, are the grease, which helps the wheel of global economy go round. Internet, for instance, has revolutionized the way we trade,

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use digitally are supposed to be dynamic and to bring dynamacity in our digital world , we need

Throughout this essay I will be discussing how the digital age has transformed society in many ways. The digital age also known as the information age, is the evolution of technology in daily life and social organizations have led to the fact that the modernization of information and communication processes has become the driving force of social evolution.” This is a time period in which we live in now where Internet and email are available; this is an example of the digital age. The Information Age is the idea that access to and the control of information is the defining characteristic of this current era in human civilization.

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“Modern economies are highly dependent on information systems and networks connected to “cyberspace” a virtual world with a population of several billion and growing.”

The ability for many different entrepreneurs to create successful businesses is impart due to the fact that we live in a time that appreciates an ease of access to information. Because of how data driven this society is, individuals are able to succeed in non-traditional jobs. The traditional barriers to success don’t prohibit individuals anymore. Digital photography, a form of technology, is a style of information sharing that I have used to create a successful business. This type of data sharing adopts the use of digital cameras, computers, programs, as well as other forms of technology to become a lucrative job. The Information Age has had a major impact on my life. Without this Digital Revolution I wouldn’t be able to pursue a non-traditional job. Individuals who have an interest in graphic design, website development, digital photography, or any other new form of technology are now able to pursue these mediums because of the Digital

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I am part of a generation of economists that grew up online. Thus, I have witnessed the growth promise and disruptive potential of Internet-based technologies driven by their capacity to amplify and propagate economic phenomena. I want to develop and test theories about the economy-wide impact of digital technologies. My (micro)empiricist side – built working with Amy Finkelstein at NBER and Edward Miguel at UC Berkeley – tells me to trust data more than anecdotal evidence. Simultaneously, my (macro)theorist side – developed at Universitat Pompeu Fabra (UPF), UC Berkeley, and LSE– reminds me to look at patterns in a system rather than in isolation. Combining my macro and development interests, I crafted a research agenda to explore the benefits and risks of mass digital adoption. For this proposal I received the ‘La Caixa’ Fellowship – Spain’s NSF-equivalent – to fund my future graduate studies in Economics, which I hope to have the chance to pursue at MIT.