In a world where technology shapes every aspect of our lives, “Digital Shock: Seven Shocks That Are Shaping the Future” delves into the profound disruptions we face today—and those still to come. Digital technologies like the Internet and social media have thrust us into unforeseen and new ways of life. We are also witnessing rapid advancements in fields such as Codifying Trust, Artificial Intelligence, Quantum Computing, and others.
In this digital age, technology has transformed mobility and agriculture, but it has also led to resource depletion and health issues.
How did we manage these shifts in the past, and how will we cope with even greater changes in the present and future? Will we survive in the current world of the Internet, mobile phones, eCommerce, and social media? Or, are we in for a rude shock? Will we adapt or become a lonely ‘Society of One’?
“Digital Shock,” written by prominent global thought leaders and some of the most published authors of our time, identifies seven shocks we are all experiencing in the 21st century. These include coping with digital addiction, families living like roommates, the emergence of virtual communities, the borderless world of social media, lack of governance, and the need to adaptively reuse physical assets like factories and malls.
Contrary to doomsday thinkers, we believe humanity will not only absorb each shock but also consider it as an opportunity for more discoveries and innovations. We foresee that with our cognitive capabilities, and some proactive planning by each individual and society, we will once again embrace the future not only to survive but also to thrive.
Hence, this book is neither academic nor prescriptive, nor is it a treatise on technology. It differs in its execution and engagement of this critical subject that impacts all our lives.
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Dr. Jagdish N. Sheth Born in Myanmar (former Burma) in 1938, Jag got uprooted at a very young age along with his family in 1941 due to the Japanese invasion of Burma during the WWII. They all moved back to their native rural roots in Kachchh, Gujarat (India) – only to soon relocate to Chennai (India) in search of better opportunities. He grew up there to earn his bachelor’s degree from Loyola College by 1960. Although still virtually a refugee, and his family trying to stabilize, he immigrated to the USA in 1961 in pursuit of a new life. Always a curious, creative, and brilliant mind, he went on to earn his Ph.D. in consumer behavior from the University of Pittsburgh by 1966. Since then, for almost six decades now, his personal and professional journey has been an expanding universe of outstanding accomplishments, contributions, and accolades in fields of education, research, literature, and thought-leadership. He has become a unique living legend in his own right.
An altruist of global knowledge, words are not enough to describe his clear vision, futuristic insights, and deep expertise in multiple areas of business, industry, commerce, research, economics, marketing, consumer psychology, innovation, policies, and education. He is well known for his people - and economics-driven holistic understanding of global geopolitical alignment, international strategy, trade, and investment policies.
On the business front, many Fortune 500 companies have benefited from his advice globally. He has served on the Board of several well-known publicly listed companies including Nordstrom (USA), and WIPRO (India). Among other notable contributions, he has also been a strategic advisor to governments of Singapore and India for many years. His entire body of work can easily fill a library on its own strength. No wonder the world looks upon him for pearls of wisdom on any topic; be it in business, life, or future.
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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. In a world where technology shapes every aspect of our lives, "Digital Shock: Seven Shocks That Are Shaping the Future" delves into the profound disruptions we face today-and those still to come. Digital technologies like the Internet and social media have thrust us into unforeseen and new ways of life. We are also witnessing rapid advancements in fields such as Codifying Trust, Artificial Intelligence, Quantum Computing, and others.In this digital age, technology has transformed mobility and agriculture, but it has also led to resource depletion and health issues.How did we manage these shifts in the past, and how will we cope with even greater changes in the present and future? Will we survive in the current world of the Internet, mobile phones, eCommerce, and social media? Or, are we in for a rude shock? Will we adapt or become a lonely 'Society of One'?"Digital Shock," written by prominent global thought leaders and some of the most published authors of our time, identifies seven shocks we are all experiencing in the 21st century. These include coping with digital addiction, families living like roommates, the emergence of virtual communities, the borderless world of social media, lack of governance, and the need to adaptively reuse physical assets like factories and malls.Contrary to doomsday thinkers, we believe humanity will not only absorb each shockbut also consider it as an opportunity for more discoveries and innovations. We foresee that withour cognitive capabilities, and some proactive planning by each individual and society, wewill once again embrace the future not only to survive but also to thrive.Hence, this book is neither academic nor prescriptive, nor is it a treatise on technology. Itdiffers in its execution and engagement of this critical subject that impacts all our lives. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9781636513034
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