Drivers of Digital Economies include Digital Infrastructure (including Cloud Computing, the IoT, AI & XR, Web3, and Metaverse), Cybersecurity, Ethics and Morality, Data Rights and Privacy Protection, Sustainable Energy and Technology, Government Policy, Investments, Human Capital & Education.

Digital Economies are shaping the future of both developing and developed nations. Benefits aren't limited to a lucky few but can be created to benefit all sectors of society in all regions of the world. A nation developing its Digital Economy must have a workforce that can master the requisite technologies, working within an environment that also considers the human dimension of technological progress. Key issues of Human Capital, Sustainability, Cloud Economy, Global Digital Readiness of Nations, Data Rights & Privacy, as well as the evolution of Technology itself and the emergence of Quantum Computing, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Robotics, 5G, Internet of Things (IoT), Augmented Reality (AR), Cybersecurity, Cloud, Data Center, and Blockchain.

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The Drivers of Digital Economy