Workshop on The New Order of Global Economy
Training Provider: SINGAPORE UNIVERSITY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
Course Reference: TGS-2023037421
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In this course, we will discuss the digital revolution and compare it with previous industrial revolutions. The current Industrial Revolution 4.0 is evolving at an exponential pace. The speed of its breakthroughs is unprecedented, the disruption it creates transforms almost every industry in every country, and the impacts on individuals, civil societies and governments demand personal and collective responses.
What You'll Learn
1.Distinguish between the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the first three industrial revolutions and state their impacts on contemporary global economy, politics and social issues.
2.Discuss as well as explain the emergence of the US and Chinese digital tech giants.
3.Identify the essential features that constitute big data and its application in the US and Chinese contexts.
4.Explain sensibly why there is much attention paid to the issue of privacy in the use of digital technologies.
5.Analyse and discuss arguments related to government policies for retraining workers to match new skills needed by the digital economy amidst the restructuring of traditional jobs.
6.Evaluate the essential reasons why tech giants are nimbler and able to move faster in capturing market shares, and apply them in specific case studies.
2.Discuss as well as explain the emergence of the US and Chinese digital tech giants.
3.Identify the essential features that constitute big data and its application in the US and Chinese contexts.
4.Explain sensibly why there is much attention paid to the issue of privacy in the use of digital technologies.
5.Analyse and discuss arguments related to government policies for retraining workers to match new skills needed by the digital economy amidst the restructuring of traditional jobs.
6.Evaluate the essential reasons why tech giants are nimbler and able to move faster in capturing market shares, and apply them in specific case studies.
Entry Requirements
Diploma
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