Autonomous capabilities are becoming more and more extensive in cars. Due to the mostly low use of the own vehicle, the trend of car sharing and autonomous cabs is increasing more and more.
A blockchain is a continuously expandable list of records that is considered nearly impossible to manipulate. Eine Blockchain ist eine kontinuierlich erweiterbare Liste von Datensätzen, die als kaum manipulierbar gilt. Cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, for example, are built on this technology.
A well-known example of cryptocurrencies is the cryptocurrency Bitcoin. Via cryptographic encryption, digital payment methods can guarantee new security standards and thus become one of the biggest levers of the security megatrend.
This trend understands the use of digital health technologies in healthcare, which simplifies the interaction between doctors and patients.
The question of what reputation and standing people enjoy is increasingly determined by their reputation in social networks and the information that can be found about them on the Internet. This also applies to an even greater extent to the valuation of companies and brands.
Germophobia refers to the fear of germs. It shapes the relationship with bacteria, fungi and viruses, creating new markets in the process, for example for disinfectants, immune boosters or cleaning methods. The worst source of bacteria, which is usually not perceived as such, is the cell phone.
Internet of Things refers to the interaction between digital or cyber-physical systems, which range from computers and wearables to vehicles and medical equipment to entire buildings or industrial plants.
Privacy is a fundamental security issue that is currently undergoing change. It is less and less a basic requirement that users can expect, but rather a condition that must be generated by the user. The technical options presuppose that users are competent in information processing.
Self-tracking can be found on various mobile devices such as smartphones, smartwatches or other wearables. These record physical values and performance and are mostly used for the purpose of sports tracking.
Smart City refers to addressing urban challenges through the use of meaningfully connected systems. These include technologically advanced infrastructure and multi-stakeholder collaboration in planning efforts.
The goal of Touchless Tech is to use digital technologies that are designed to keep infection risks as low as possible. The spectrum here ranges from digital hygiene management to contactless payment at the supermarket checkout.
The trend toward trust technology will continue to grow over the next few years, with more accountability placed in the hands of businesses. Users are no longer solely responsible for their data security. Devices and software are expected to have basic technical security from the start.
The collection and analysis of huge amounts of structured and unstructured data is called Big Data. The analysis and further processing of Big Data is particularly advocated in situations where data serves to avert danger.
Economic networks run partially or completely self-organized from a certain degree of interconnectedness. Value chains give rise to their own ecosystems, which have the great advantage of increased adaptability to risks.
The more digital devices a household or network comprises, the larger the attack surface for cybercrime. The goal of hacker attacks is usually the theft of intellectual property, identity abuse or digital counterfeiting.
Digital literacy is understood to be the confident and self-assured handling of digital challenges in order to minimize cyberattacks. An important aspect of this is the willingness to open up to the new requirements of digitally networked communication.
Flexicurity is the symbiosis of the two terms security and flexibility. This illustrates the conflict in the modern organization between the desired security and the necessary willingness to take risks. The prerequisite for more solidarity is fear for one’s own existence, which is the elementary obstacle.
Basic income is a socio-political concept. In the case of an unconditional basic income, every citizen receives a legally defined financial allowance from the state without having to provide anything in return. Income stands for life expectancy, educational opportunities and prosperity of a society and an individual.
Predictive analytics is the data-based evaluation and prediction of user behavior with the help of self-learning algorithms. The challenge here is the collection of data and the acceptance and understanding of Big Data and Artificial Intelligence.
Resilience or adaptability describes the process by which individuals respond to problems and change. In connection with the business ecosystem, new skills in dealing with risk and uncertainty automatically come to the fore. This includes, for example, the ability to tolerate ambiguous situations.
Simplexity refers to the simple and intuitive operability of complex devices and services. The best-known example of this is the smartphone. The interface created between man and machine allows technical backgrounds to be easily displayed and operated without know-how.
Even though uncertainty and risk form the mindset of many in today’s society, the 21st century is in many ways a Super Safe Society at the same time. The progress made in recent years in terms of safety is often overshadowed by negative media reports and thus fades into people’s background.
As part of the trust technology trend, the notion of transparency represents a critical role in gaining the trust of users. This includes information on the manufacturing process and the origin of products. Regionality in particular has become a decisive purchasing argument for many customers.
The collection and analysis of huge amounts of structured and unstructured data is called Big Data. The analysis and further processing of Big Data is particularly advocated in situations where data serves to avert danger.
Economic networks run partially or completely self-organized from a certain degree of interconnectedness. Value chains give rise to their own ecosystems, which have the great advantage of increased adaptability to risks.
The more digital devices a household or network comprises, the larger the attack surface for cybercrime. The goal of hacker attacks is usually the theft of intellectual property, identity abuse or digital counterfeiting.
Digital literacy is understood to be the confident and self-assured handling of digital challenges in order to minimize cyberattacks. An important aspect of this is the willingness to open up to the new requirements of digitally networked communication.
Flexicurity is the symbiosis of the two terms security and flexibility. This illustrates the conflict in the modern organization between the desired security and the necessary willingness to take risks. The prerequisite for more solidarity is fear for one’s own existence, which is the elementary obstacle.
Basic income is a socio-political concept. In the case of an unconditional basic income, every citizen receives a legally defined financial allowance from the state without having to provide anything in return. Income stands for life expectancy, educational opportunities and prosperity of a society and an individual.
Predictive analytics is the data-based evaluation and prediction of user behavior with the help of self-learning algorithms. The challenge here is the collection of data and the acceptance and understanding of Big Data and Artificial Intelligence.
Resilience or adaptability describes the process by which individuals respond to problems and change. In connection with the business ecosystem, new skills in dealing with risk and uncertainty automatically come to the fore. This includes, for example, the ability to tolerate ambiguous situations.
Simplexity refers to the simple and intuitive operability of complex devices and services. The best-known example of this is the smartphone. The interface created between man and machine allows technical backgrounds to be easily displayed and operated without know-how.
Even though uncertainty and risk form the mindset of many in today’s society, the 21st century is in many ways a Super Safe Society at the same time. The progress made in recent years in terms of safety is often overshadowed by negative media reports and thus fades into people’s background.
As part of the trust technology trend, the notion of transparency represents a critical role in gaining the trust of users. This includes information on the manufacturing process and the origin of products. Regionality in particular has become a decisive purchasing argument for many customers.
