Titlebook: Industrial Revolution 4.0, Tech Giants, and Digitized Societies; Tai Wei Lim Textbook 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Case Study 4: “Active Aging” and “Healthy Aging”—A Comparative Survey of Coping Mechanisms for Greyitheast Asian societies, two in particular (Hong Kong and Japan) stand out as they confront the challenges of an aging population economically, politically and socially. They have become natural case studies of the impact of an aging population on socioeconomic development. Between the two, Hong Kong

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Case Study 5: Cashless Convenience in China—A Survey of Its Development and a Case Study of the Polifor Chinese consumers is very simple. With a swipe of a code, Chinese consumer can now make payments for just about anything. The scanning process is based mainly on a Quick Response (QR) Code designed by Japan’s Denso Corp in the 1990s for storing more data than the traditional bar code. QR code wa

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Tai Wei Limmous wealth of minable knowledge that is yet to be extracted, in particular, on the Semantic Web. However, besides understanding information stated by subjects, knowing about their credibility becomes equally crucial. Hence, trust and trust metrics, conceived as computational means to evaluate trust

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Tai Wei Limmployees—while empowering firms to define entirely new business models focused on sharing information in online collaborative environments. Yet, in and of themselves, these technologies cannot ensure productive online interactions. Leading enterprises that are experimenting with social networks and

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