“…Furthermore, digitalization technologies consist of artificial intelligence (AI), robots, automation, Internet of Things, big data, 3D printing, autonomous vehicles, drones, cyber-weapons, surveillance (Brennen & Kreiss, 2016;Degryse, 2016: 19;Schwab, 2015), nanotechnology, biotechnology, material science, energy storage, and quantum computing (Manyika et al, 2013;The Economist, 2012). Others are: blockchain, smart cities, brain-inspired computing, social computing, cloud computing, smart grids, digital circuits, factory automation, fuzzy logic, expert systems, agents and multi-agent systems, natural language processing, data mining, sentiment analysis, human-computer interaction, image processing, geographic information systems, video analysis, medical diagnosis, segmentation techniques, augmented reality, virtual reality, satellite communication systems, 5G network evolutions, biometrics, electronic data interchange, cryptocurrencies, e-learning, e-business, digital marketing, and virtual organizations (Gbadegeshin, 2019).…”