The Digital Wall and Digital Transformation

Abstract

The Digital Wall is the divide between digital adoption and the absence of this tremendous developing factor, which we can see in the included graph, where the point dividing a country’s takeoff toward development stagnates on the line of a $20,000 per capita income, and how this has a complete impact on a nation’s digital adoption. At the same time, there is a factor that encases all economies that are not giving the digital leap, which is stagnation itself, while on the other side of the wall, exponential growth is observed, a kind of catapult that projects countries to wealth once they decide to progress in the new technological age.

Citation

Ferezin, L. (2019), "The Digital Wall and Digital Transformation", Corrales-Estrada, M. (Ed.) Innovation and Entrepreneurship: A New Mindset for Emerging Markets, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 253-265. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78973-701-120191015