The information technology age

 

The world is on the brink of a revolution that will change conventional ideas about the economy, markets, finance and credit. The changes will be brought about by the rise of technology companies. You need to actively invest in your IT business to capitalize on your dominance of the future.

A new cluster of companies was formed in the world that, having a high financial capacity, a strong and promising business, an unlimited monopoly in their respective segments and ambitious leaders who are capable of ข่าวไอทีวันนี้ the world. What Steve Jobs probably dreams of is more than the iPhone in every pocket or a computer in every home.

High-tech companies are now characterized by the following characteristics: a large amount of money with practically no debt and a constant positive influx of money from the main business very little chance of competition emerging in the market: 100% of the competitors could be bought, as they say, "permanent" continuous improvement of technology, so that most of the new solutions, knowledge, innovative products and software goes to a narrow circle of companies

global presence, not so much physical as informative and technological.

These characteristics of world authority practically do not depend on national governments, or financial institutions, on anyone! These companies already have a significant, if not all the obvious, part of world domination, in fact, they probably have a great future. Change something in this scenario, perhaps, too late.

At a time when more and more wealth is a) public (internet, cellular communications, programming), b) intangible (content and software, communications, electronic money), no one except the leaders of the IT segment, there is no opportunity to preserve the advantages they enjoyed in the pre-computer age.

Victim 1: Government.

It is already widespread, the term "Facebook revolution", however, seems to be copyright for no one was claiming it. However, the reason for the success of many revolutions that occurred in 2011 (Egypt, Tunisia, Libya and others) is considered to be participants in the coordination events of social networks.

Another example: freedom of information. The Internet is open to all, the attempts of the State, as before, losing control of the media seems to make no sense. This is clearly seen in Russia: people no longer trust the official media and focus on the Internet. The government can no longer keep secrets (example of Wikileaks) is not able to consolidate the mass, unable to control the emergence of social groups (formerly - obsolete "parties").

State and Government have lost the monopoly of information, propaganda and citizen brainwashing. With them they have lost an important part of the government, which they used to have. But it is a mistake to assume that this power is lost forever: it is simply transferred from the government into the hands of the companies that control the network media. Before it benefited from control over information in the form of financial flows drawn from the state - and now it is a global Internet company.