Blurred boundaries between natural and artificial. The risk of transhumanism
natural and artif icial. When atoms meet bits

We live in two parallel worlds: one made of atoms, the other of bits Everything is changing. To ride the next wave of transformation, it will not be enough for companies to acquire digital skills and capabilities. It is necessary to create the foundations of a new reality that combines the physical life of atoms with the digital life of bits. This is not an incremental improvement, but a change of pace. The value of the convergence between physical and digital is released in the generation of something totally new.
The fusion between digital and physical is not only the origin of new products and services, but it is the engine of a new era of scientific research. It’s a disruptive change. Leading technology companies are rewriting the way the world works.
An ID for each and everything: the beginning of our new reality This year’s Technology Vision explores four trends that shape this new reality and the steps organizations will need to take to thrive.
Digital identity is quietly driving the next generation of disruptive technologies. A change that the main global innovation leaders are responding to. A reliable digital identity can undermine many universally accepted habits. In fact, the most visionary innovators are discovering that it is not just a solution that solves some gaps of the past. It is an opportunity for companies to face the future through a radically different model of data sharing and ownership.
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