Understand how the socio-demographics, growth resilience, and evolving financial literacy in the Philippines are shaping its diverse and resilient economic landscape.
Social engineering is the altering of social behavior on a large scale. Learn how political social engineering is using the nudge theory and behavioral economics to enable social behavior change.
Public Administration & Defense•Benjamin Talin••13 minutes
This is the first article in a series of articles dealing with the topic of the great transformation we are at the beginning of. The subject is complex, and the tasks to be solved are large and challenging. Not only because we are facing multiple changes that affect all areas of our lives. But also because there are so many of them (accumulation), which are coming at us at the same time, which have to be mastered under time pressure, and which are also closely related to one another (complexity).
Digital transformation can support us in many ways in coping with the tasks ahead, but it is ultimately only one part of a larger and more comprehensive set of issues. As a first step, this article aims to show why this is the case and thus lay the foundation for further articles that propose concrete ways and approaches on how we can best prepare ourselves for the future that is not yet clearly defined. The path will ultimately be to not only anticipate our future as best we can, but also to actively help shape it based on this - as individuals, as companies and as a society.
The internet and social media platforms have a big impact on our lives and they might even change and divide us in many ways. What are biases, filter bubbles, and why are social media platforms trying to divide us?
Creating a future for our economy, our planet and our society might seem like a big thing but in the end its about commitment and the use of technology and our knowledge for good.