Connecting the Next Four Billion

The importance of the Internet in our social, economic and political life continues to rise as the world's community approaches the thirtieth century of the 21st century. Because billions of the most vulnerable people can not access it, the prospect that it will not be able to fully participate in the increasingly digitalized medieval times should be concerned by policy makers, industry and civil society. The recommendations of this report seek action to integrate the progress so far and to ensure that it focuses on Internet access as an important element of sustainable socio-economic development.

Cause of the problem: In the next five years, we will grow from 30 billion to 8 billion to connect with humanity and add 5 billion new consumers to the global economy. These "billions of dollars" represent hundreds of trillion dollars of new dollars flowing into the global economy. They did not come online as they used 9600 modems at AOL 20 years ago. Connect to the Internet at 1 Mbps and access global Google, cloud 3D print, Amazon web services, Watson artificial intelligence, cloud funding, crowdsourcing etc

Today there are about 10 billion related things in the world. In the next decade, this number will increase to 50 billion, increasing the intelligence and value of all these connections. In other words, in Internet of Everything, like life, this is not what you know but what you know. Connecting stupid things makes them smarter and helps them cooperate to make them smarter. This is the power of Internet of Everything.

There are 4 billion people in the world who are not connected to the Internet, and 2.5 billion people do not have a bank account. And 2 billion people do not have a reliable power supply. Mr. Viva is seeking opportunities to overcome barriers to entry into developing countries by challenging the block chain based identity governance structure through the framework shown below. By grouping your identity into layers, you can build custom solutions from multiple existing products and best meet the needs of the users they serve.

At the same time, the connectivity explosively increases all over the world, and today about 3 billion people are accessing the Internet. Estimated value in 2020 is about 4 to 7.5 billion. Even with a population of 4 billion people, 33% increase in penetration and gentle even per capita growth rate will be revolutionary. According to a recent report, the inter-enterprise consumer cross-border e-commerce market in the world will reach $ 1 trillion by 2020. From the mid-19th century to the First World War, the first wave of globalization was the era of Western rule. Therefore, Anglo-Saxon's political and cultural concepts are traded from west to east. This time it's not that simple. Two years ago, the Chinese e-commerce market seemed to have made a breakthrough in the top, and the Internet users of China have doubled the total population of the United States. So we will see much of the movement from east to west. The most likely thing is that cultural ideas spread from various centers of economic activity.