El documento detalla la evoluci¨®n del metaverso, comenzando desde 2008 y resaltando momentos clave en la tecnolog¨ªa de realidad virtual y blockchain. Se menciona la importancia del talento humano, la visi¨®n y la creatividad en el desarrollo de estas tendencias. Adem¨¢s, se reflexiona sobre el impacto del metaverso en la sociedad y las oportunidades que presenta para marcas y individuos.
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The document discusses the importance of decentralized identifiers (DIDs) for the future of the web, emphasizing user control over digital life, data, and privacy. It outlines the controversies surrounding DIDs at the W3C, responses to objections made by major tech companies, and the growing adoption of DIDs in various sectors. The authors assert that DIDs represent a fundamental shift towards decentralization, enabling self-sovereign identity and democratizing digital trust and security.
El documento aborda la aplicaci¨®n de la realidad aumentada (RA) en marketing, destacando su capacidad para enriquecer la experiencia del usuario y su relevancia en diversas industrias. Describe las tipolog¨ªas de RA, herramientas en l¨ªnea disponibles para su creaci¨®n, y menciona tendencias actuales como IoT y dispositivos port¨¢tiles. Tambi¨¦n incluye ejemplos de empresas que implementan RA para mejorar el compromiso y la interacci¨®n con sus clientes.
The document discusses network effects, first mover advantage, and strategies for competing in markets with demand side increasing returns. Network effects occur when the value of a product increases as more users use it, like a telephone network. First mover advantage refers to the benefits enjoyed by the initial company to enter a market. Industries with demand side increasing returns are prone to "winner-take-all" outcomes, where one company dominates. Strategies for competing include gaining a large installed base early on to benefit from positive feedback loops and tipping points that reinforce the leading position.
This document discusses the National Critical Functions (NCF) framework introduced by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). It defines NCFs as functions vital to US security or society whose disruption could seriously harm the country. It identifies 16 critical infrastructure sectors and lists 50 functions under 5 categories - Connect, Distribute, Manage, Supply, and Research & Develop. CISA conducted outreach to sectors to prioritize NCFs and understand risk management capabilities. The framework aims to evolve critical infrastructure protection from a static to cross-sector, functional approach focused on national risks.