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term’s founder = John Naisbitt
are large, transformative processes with ‘global reach, broad scope, and a fundamental
and dramatic impact’.
Large influence over the world we live in and the future of business
Australian and global levels
Direct linkages to the wicked problems (and some overlap)
They cut both ways
Megatrends:
Technological change driven by the acceleration, distribution and application of
computing power across industry via the internet, cloud and individual mobile
platforms
has been called “the second machine age” and “the fourth industrial revolution”
90% of the world’s data created in the last 4 years
75% of stock trades today create by algorithm
1 trillion objects connected by 2025
Artificial intelligence 4:1 wins in GO (game) in 2016
Artificial intelligence
Machine learning
Cloud
Quantum computing
Drones and autonomous vehicles
Virtual reality
3D/4D printing
Robotics
Connected devices
Internet
Based on
building cars
driving them
writing articles
managing funds
diagnosing diseases
delivering individually tailored learning
Benefits (robots and algorithms are getting better at):
Challenges in cyber security
Limitations:
impactful technology
Six specific megatrends (identified) :
Megatrends
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