Information age started in early 1970s but did not become significantly disruptive until late 1990s, and has progressively increased disruption through three successive waves, with the waterfront of assets and activities impacted being approximately 3,000 times greater than the industrial revolution and progressing at 10 times the speed.
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Victor JvetsikEvidence Quote
“Information age started in early 1970s but really didn't become disruptive until late 1990s... the waterfront of assets and activities that information impacts is at least 300 times what industrial revolutions were doing and it's progressing at 10 times the speed. That means it's 3,000 times the impact.”
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