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Technology Trends—Historical and Future Drivers of Change

In: Deliberately Digital

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  • Hubert Tardieu

  • David Daly

  • José Esteban-Lauzán

  • John Hall

  • George Miller

Abstract

Digital in its business sense originates in the widespread adoption of digital technologies and their combinations. In this chapter, we briefly present a set of key technology trends that are behind today’s and tomorrow’s digital transformationDigital Transformation Business s: Artificial IntelligenceArtificial Intelligence Technology , the Internet of ThingsInternet of Things Technology , BlockchainBlockchain Technology , cloudCloud Technology and Virtualization, Hyper-commoditized computing, EdgeEdge Technology and Swarm ComputingSwarm computing Technology , Additive Manufacturing, Augmented Reality and virtual reality, Human–Machine Interfaces (HMIHMI Practice ) and Natural Language ProcessingNatural Language Processing Technology (NLPNLP Technology ), Digital TwinDigital Twin Technology s and the Internet of TwinsInternet of Twins Technology , Quantum ComputingQuantum Computing Technology , NanotechnologyNanotechnology Technology , and GenomicsGenomics Science . Understanding their impact is a must for organizations and enterpriseEnterprise Business s, so we end this chapter with a list of recommendations on how to do so.

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Handle: RePEc:spr:fuobcp:978-3-030-37955-1_4
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-37955-1_4
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