A substantial digital revolution is taking place all over the world. Innovation, agility, and market development are all accelerated by technological advancements. The Covid-19 pandemic accelerated digitization and automation, allowing companies to remain resilient even in adversity. Many businesses adopted disruptive technologies and modified their business models. The pandemic's effect will be felt for a long time, and the digital transition will continue.

Concepts of machine learning and artificial intelligence have become more present and available in most of the industrial processes. As more and more businesses are turning towards the implementation of machine learning and AI, the benefits reaped from these technologies are unparalleled. And the fintech industry is no longer an exception. The implementation of smarter machines and prediction concepts has provided the benefit of generating the best outputs with the least investments done. Get the entire 10-part series on our in-depth study on activist investing in PDF.

The frantic adaptation rate of new digital technologies around the globe is surprisingly overwhelming. The present digital ecosystem is transitioning from social, mobile, analytics, cloud to distributed ledger and quantum computing. More, digital maturity with new technologies like Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence, and IoT is slowly taking the industry towards a new technological revolution. Here's a look at these latest technology trends that will help businesses survive the post-digital wave for the new decade of 2020: A major cloud telephony trend, the fifth generation of mobile communications, is in the spotlight since 4G started giving cellular issues. The ambition behind 5G is to offer much more reduced data costs.

CES 2020, the world's largest consumer electronics show kicks off on January 7 and runs through to January 10 in Las Vegas. As usual, the world leaders in the development of home, leisure, sports, and travel technology will use the occasion to show off their latest gadgets, gizmos, and devices. Amongst keynote announcements from the likes of Amazon, LG, and Toyota, as well as thousands of other exhibitors, the first CES of the 2020s will offer a glimpse into how we will be spending our spare and leisure time over the next decade. Trends which will be at the forefront are intelligent vehicles, health and fitness technology, 5G networks as well as anything involving data and analytics. Here's my rundown of some of the most interesting, exciting, or innovative products and services that you can expect to see at the show.