TY - GEN AU - Schwab, Klaus TI - Fourth industrial revolution SN - 9780241300756 U1 - 338 PY - 2017/// PB - Penguin Pub. KW - Technology and civilization KW - Technological innovations--Economic aspects KW - Technological innovations--Social aspects KW - Information society KW - Digital communications KW - Mobile computing KW - Technological innovations--Sociological aspects KW - Information technology N1 - Contents Foreword by Marc R. Benioff vii Introduction 1 1. The Fourth Industrial Revolution 1.1 Historical Context 6 1.2 Profound and Systemic Change 9 2. Drivers 2.1 Megatrends ยท 14 2.1.1 Physical 15 2.1.2 Digital 18 2.1.3 Biological 21 2.2 Tipping Points 25 3. Impact 3.1 Economy 28 3.1.1 Growth 29 3.1.2 Employment 35 3.1.3 The Nature of Work 47 3.2 Business 50 3.2.1 Customer Expectations 53 3.2.2 Data-Enhanced Products 55 3.2.3 Collaborative Innovation 56 3.2.4 New Operating Models 57 3.3 National and Global 67 3.3.1 Governments 67 3.3.2 Countries, Regions and Cities 74 3.3.3 International Security 80 3.4 Society 91 3.4.1 Inequality and the Middle Class 92 3.4.2 Community 94 3.5 The Individual 97 3.5.1 Identity, Morality and Ethics 98 3.5.2 Human Connection 101 3.5.3 Managing Public and Private Information 103 The Way Forward 106 Acknowledgments 116 Appendix:Deep Shift 120 1. Implantable Technologies 121 2. Our Digital Presence 123 3. Vision as the New Interface 125 4. Wearable Internet 127 5. Ubiquitous Computing 129 6. A Supercomputer in Your Pocket 131 7. Storage for All 135 8. The Internet of and for Things 137 9. The Connected Home 140 10. Smart Cities 142 11. Big Data for Decisions 144 12. Driverless Cars 147 13. Artificial Intelligence and Decision Making 149 14. AI and White-Collar Jobs 151 15. Robotics and Services 153 16. Bitcoin and the Blockchain 155 17. The Sharing Economy 157 18. Governments and the Blockchain 160 19. 3D Printing and Manufacturing 161 20. 3D Printing and Human Health 164 21. 3D Printing and Consumer Products 166 22. Designer Beings 168 23. Neurotechnologies 170 Notes 173 ER -