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    Format: 1 Online-Ressource (317 Seiten)
    ISBN: 9783030544942
    Series Statement: Future of Business and Finance Ser
    Note: Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources , Intro -- Foreword -- Preface -- Road to Paradise (or Hell) -- An Inflection Point -- The Digital World Does Not Merely Require More Regulation but a Different Approach to Regulation -- A New Source of Wealth Creation at the Expense of Employment -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- About the Author -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- 1: Introduction -- 1.1 A Precipitous Cross Road -- 1.2 The Fourth Industrial Revolution -- 1.2.1 What is at Stake? -- 1.2.2 The Need for Refreshed Government Policy -- 2: A Framework for Understanding Digital Disruption -- 2.1 The Digital Ecosystem -- 2.2 A Framework for Understanding Data and Technology Convergence -- Part I: Data Connectivity -- 3: Data Connectivity and Digital Infrastructure -- 3.1 Unprecedented Growth: Limited Opportunities -- 3.2 Fit for Purpose Regulatory Policy -- 3.3 Promoting Investment -- 3.4 Rethinking Regulation -- 3.5 Clear, Nuanced Network Neutrality Policies -- 3.6 Rethinking Competition Policy -- 3.7 Unpicking the Hype Around 5G -- 3.8 Spectrum Policy to Drive Investment -- 3.9 New Players and Priorities for International Connectivity -- 3.10 The Re-emergence of Satellite Connectivity -- 3.11 Delivering IOT Connectivity -- 3.12 The Relevance of Universal Service Access -- 3.13 Facilitating Access to Public Land -- 3.14 Rethinking Network Sharing Policies -- 3.15 Re-emergence and Importance of Fixed Infrastructure -- 3.16 Numbering Relevant for Digital World -- 3.17 Progressive Cloud and Data Centres Policies -- 3.18 Customer Registration Regulations Fit for the Digital World -- 3.19 Recalibration of Sector Taxation Policies -- 3.20 Changing Operating Models -- Part II: Data Capture and Distribution -- 4: Data Capture and Distribution -- 4.1 The Rise of Internet of Things -- 4.2 The Emergence of New Business Models Due to IOT -- 4.3 The Importance of IOT Interoperability , 4.4 IOT Security and Trust Policies -- 4.5 Wearable and Medical Sensors: Potential and Hype -- 4.6 Energy Storage Innovations Driving IOT -- 4.7 Connected Home -- 4.8 Connected Car -- 4.9 Connected Government -- 4.10 Connected City -- 4.11 Connected Health -- 4.12 Connected Education -- 4.13 Connected Enterprise -- 4.14 Connected Agriculture/Mining -- Part III: Data Integrity, Control and Tokenization -- 5: Data Integrity, Control and Tokenization -- 5.1 Data Value and Tradability -- 5.2 Data/Cyber Security Risks -- 5.2.1 Protocol Vulnerabilities -- 5.2.2 Network and System Threats -- 5.3 Creating Trust in the Data Ecosystem -- 5.4 Data Confidentiality: Cryptography and Encryption -- 5.4.1 Symmetric Key Encryption -- 5.4.2 Asymmetric Key Encryption/Public Key Cryptosystems -- 5.5 Data Integrity: Hash Functions -- 5.6 Data Availability and Access: Digital Signatures -- 5.7 National Digital Identities -- 5.8 Blockchain -- 5.9 Alternative Implementations to POW Blockchains -- 5.9.1 Lightning Network -- 5.9.2 IOTA -- 5.9.3 Ethereum -- 5.9.4 Cross-Chain Technologies -- 5.10 Regulating Blockchain -- 5.11 Smart Contracts -- 5.12 Token Economics, Cryptocurrencies and Initial Coin Offerings (ICO) -- 5.12.1 Token Classification -- 5.12.2 Regulating Cryptoassets, ICOs and Cryptocurrencies -- 5.12.3 The Debate Between Utility and Securities Tokens -- 5.13 Privacy and Data Protection -- 5.13.1 Anonyimization Techniques -- 5.13.2 Reliability and Accuracy Standards -- 5.13.3 Data Mobility -- 5.13.4 Open Data -- Part IV: Data Processing and AI -- 6: Data Processing and AI -- 6.1 The Rise of Artificial Intelligence -- 6.1.1 Why the Sudden Excitement? -- 6.2 Impact of AI on Industry -- 6.2.1 AI in Health and Medicine -- 6.2.2 AI in Financial Services -- 6.2.3 AI in Public Sector -- 6.2.4 AI in Retail -- 6.2.5 AI in Agriculture -- 6.2.6 AI in Manufacturing/Logistics , 6.2.7 AI in Education and Training -- 6.3 Impact of AI on Economies -- 6.4 Impact of AI on Society -- 6.4.1 AIs Impact on Employment -- 6.4.2 AI Likely to Put Downward Pressure on Wages -- 6.4.3 The Need to Rethink Education -- 6.4.4 The Risks of Further Inequality -- 6.4.5 Social Bias and Misuse -- 6.4.6 AI May Become a Threat to Humanity -- 6.4.7 Cyber Security Threats Likely to Increase -- 6.4.8 Mental Health -- 6.4.9 Political Manipulation and Fake News -- 6.4.10 The Risk of Creating Data Monopolies That Have Immense Power -- 6.4.11 Policy Responses to Date -- 6.5 Understanding How AI Works -- 6.5.1 Artificial Neural Networks -- 6.5.2 Deep Learning -- 6.5.3 Limitations of AI -- Part V: Disruptive Data Applications -- 7: Disruptive Data Applications -- 7.1 Digital Assistants -- 7.2 Virtual and Augmented Reality -- 7.3 Digital Twins -- 7.4 Platforms -- 7.4.1 Size Matters -- 7.4.2 Platform Business Models -- 7.4.3 Platform Revenue Management and Governance -- 7.4.4 APIs Crucial for Platform Business Models -- 7.4.5 Data Protection Concerns -- 7.4.6 Competition Concerns -- 7.5 Autonomous Vehicles -- 7.5.1 V2X Communication -- 7.5.2 Ridesharing and Autonomous Vehicles -- 7.5.3 Cyber Security -- 7.5.4 Testing Environments -- 7.5.5 Licensing -- 7.5.6 Liability Regimes -- 7.6 Drones -- Part VI: Other Enabling Disruptive Technologies -- 8: Other Disruptive Technologies -- 8.1 Nanotechnology -- 8.2 Quantum Computing -- 8.3 3D Printing -- 8.4 Genome Editing -- 8.5 Renewal Energy -- Part VII: Enterprise Strategies -- 9: Enterprise Digital Transformation -- 9.1 The Need to Metamorphosis into Ambidextrous Digital Organisations -- 9.2 New Digitally Driven Operating Models -- 9.3 Reviewing Your Business Model: A Five Step Plan -- 9.4 A Vision with Purpose -- 9.5 Agility and Adaptability the DNA of the Digital Firm , 9.6 Good Governance at the Heart of Digital Transformation -- 9.7 Leading the Transformation -- 9.8 A Roadmap for Digital Transformation -- 9.9 Learn Fast, Act Faster -- 9.10 Concluding Remarks -- Part VIII: Policy Responses -- 10: Global Policy Responses: A Snapshot -- 10.1 Shift in Regulatory Focus -- 10.2 Government Led Versus Private Sector Led Approaches -- 10.3 Europe -- 10.4 USA -- 10.5 Asia -- 10.6 Middle East
    Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Vagadia, Bharat Digital Disruption Cham : Springer International Publishing AG,c2020 ISBN 9783030544935
    Language: English
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