Good morning, I hope you had an excellent week.
I was listening to a podcast and heard something that immediately made me think of this xkcd cartoon :
Source : https://www.xkcd.com/386/
I’ll be writing about that soon, it is all about web apps, but today’s issue is a follow up to Issue 3. If you haven’t read it yet go ahead and have a look, as this issue heavily leans on the information in that issue.
Good Morning to all and a particular welcome to all my new subscribers. Thank you!
Something for the weekend sir? Hopefully this, rather dense, article will give you something to chew on over the weekend. As promised, it is heavily research-based and is a follow on from Issue 2 — go read it if you haven’t already.
Have a great weekend. On to this issue…
In this, the second issue, I dig into the origins of digital technologies and how they name about, their uses bringing us up to the modern day discussing innovations like 5G and the Smartphone.
On to the newsletter, I hope you enjoy it.
What is Digital Transformation?
It’s a very good question, what actually is Digital Transformation?
One of my favourite definitions of Digital Transformation is one from R “Ray” Wang of Constellation Research:
As the title suggests, this newsletter’s focus is mainly on Digital Transformation — an overused and often, not well-defined term for culture, products and services change driven by technology.
We live in a world that is evolving digitally, evolving at a fast pace. So fast in fact, its hard to take in everything that is happening around you. Digital technologies have enabled us to be more aware of our surroundings, but have also introduced some new difficulties in society — polarised viewpoints, undesirable symptoms form using social networks to excess.
As the title suggests, this newsletter’s focus is mainly on Digital Transformation — an overused and often, not well-defined term for culture, products and services change driven by technology.
We live in a world that is evolving digitally, evolving at a fast pace. So fast in fact, its hard to take in everything that is happening around you. Digital technologies have enabled us to be more aware of our surroundings, but have also introduced some new difficulties in society — polarised viewpoints, undesirable symptoms form using social networks to excess.