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Digital transformation
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying digital-transformation. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 3227933-041 : Firms that embed new technology into every aspect of their organization and governance build an open, unmediated, tech-driven culture that gives them a competitive advantage in attracting talent, rais
- 3227967-001 : The deep architecture of a digital world regulates behavior in many ways, and those regulatory effects cannot be seen or understood unless one examines the nature of the underlying code and how it ope
- 3227967-002 : Lawyers have historically been most effective and most socially useful when acting as transaction engineers who facilitate new business and social relationships, and the engineering of the near future
- 3227967-004 : The traditional knowledge transmission model of education is ill suited to a world of fast paced change and easy access to information, because prior experience may not be relevant to a fast changing
- 3227967-012 : Since companies are increasingly managed by and run on software code, facilitating transactions, that is, acting as an active transaction engineer, now involves coding.
- 3227967-027 : In a digital world trust can be embedded directly in software code, and recent interest in smart contracts suggests this will be a significant growth area in the near future.
- 3808859-005 : Technological transformation stalls until its supporting infrastructure exists: the digital transformation was inhibited until infrastructure was built, laws were updated, and new institutions were cr