The Roots of Our Digital World

The roots of the digital world Today's world develops mainly about the storage, composition, and distribution of information. Today's world may seem new and unique, but this digital world is created by a combination of many small steps different from innovations such as new discoveries and new philosophical views in science. In their research, Lev Manovich, a new media professor at the University of San Diego and Dr. Simon Cook, a professor of economics at Duke University, developed a history that led to the development of the visual world.

Digital identity solutions have become a means of providing reliable transactions in the online, digital and paperless worlds. But the concept of our usual identity is often rooted in our social tradition and institution, as we use it intuitively to earn the trust in our daily lives. A world of "digital default" has emerged that promotes customers' expectations for online trading preferences. In addition, the new generation of customers "digital native" will expect pure online transactions. Advantages of this paradigm for customers and organizations include ease of use, business speed, operational efficiency, reduced management overhead, transparency and reputation.

Today, we live in two parallel worlds of "the reality" world and the digital or online world. Creating "online reputation" is as important as creating a reputation for reality, as the digital world penetrates our lives. However, the dynamics of creating an online reputation is slightly different from the real world. The importance of social media in our lives is not only that we have the most important accounts on various social media platforms but also our belief that we have a certain online reputation I will strengthen. Our content in the form of posts, videos, pictures, our content for others, the brands we use, the reactions we recognize, and the social and political beliefs create online reputation It's the key.

As our world increasingly enters the digital world, this technology will be the core of many of our industries. Eventually real-world assets - cars and houses, diamonds and gold, and supply chain shipping ownership - will be digitized. They have digital IDs that can be traded, sold, tracked and verified. Block chains can preserve these assets while protecting information related to them. Through the Internet's things, all the electronic devices in the house, such as coffee makers, refrigerators, cars, etc. can communicate and coordinate with each other. All of these combinations of smart contracts and block chains create great potential.