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Digital giants own you now, but could it be very different tomorrow?
Governments still own or regulate infrastructure, but digital infrastructure is predominantly owned and managed by private digital giants. Read more…
Articles by Jouko Ahvenainen
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People are interested in protecting personal data, although some deny it
When we talk about privacy and personal data, we often hear that people don’t care. There is evidence that this is not always the case. Read more…
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Are activist investors about to change tech companies, too?
Will we see investors and activists cooperate to get management to take sustainability, privacy, equality and ethics more seriously? Read more…
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Can Digital Humanities and AI get people and machines to work together
Digital Humanities is an emerging research area and it is important to develop more services where humans and machines work together better. Read more…
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Turn it around – could businesses sell data to consumers?
Business plans have been prepared, which essentially revolve around the idea of consumers selling their own data to monetize it. Read more…
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The ‘data rush’ is on and it looks like the ‘wild west’ all over again
There is a ‘data rush’ on and it’s taking on the look and feel of the ‘wild west’. Nevertheless, a new order is coming. Read more…
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Blockchain and cryptocurrencies – all the ups and downs of a roller coaster
Blockchain and cryptos have become roller coasters, from hype to deep dips – catalysts for technological advancement and sources of scams. Read more…
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API-first reality – agreement on the opportunities but hesitation to act
API-first architecture is an approach to software design centered on the API to make it easy for applications to interface with each other. Read more…
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Can luxury brands survive in the tech-oriented wearable business?
Why is it so difficult for luxury brands to be successful in the tech business? Could some changes in the tech service market change that? Read more…
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What do software development and gold mining have in common?
When we talk about Silicon Valley and California, we refer to the California Gold Rush. We know that only a few gold miners made good money? Read more…
