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    The 4th Industrial Revolution

    January 18, 2018

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    Ozzie Paez

    A Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR), aka Business 4.0, is upon us, although most people, governments and businesses have yet to fully connect the dots.  That’s because we are still looking back at the ‘old Internet,’ whose primary impacts centered on the creation, tra...

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