From the Board Room to our modern day asymmetric battlefield, Jeffrey
Ritter’s Achieving Digital Trust will open eyes. It provides us with a
reference model that management and software architects have been
seeking. The survival of the Internet as we know it is currently at
stake. This book provides a look into the transparency of «Trust
Decisions» and how ensuring digital truth will shape our global
governance for decades to come.
Think about the origin of the words you are reading. Are they manifested from the brain of a human who is typing the words on a keyboard? Or could it be a computer creating this digital content purely from some form of artifical intelligence?
How would you judge the trustworthiness of this digital information, if you could verify that it was written by a person vs. a machine?
All of us make split second decisions on who and what we will trust. By the way it looks. By the way it moves. By the way it smells. By the way it sounds.
Now, make a slight shift in your mind set to the mechanism we define as "Advertising".
How do you as a human, accept and process an advertisment in a cognitive way?
When
you encounter the conscience world before you, whether it be
Face-to-Face with another human, with written words by an author, by the
spoken words of an advertisement or news broadcaster, think more deeply
about this.
Now that you Understand, it is time to Decide. Then you must Act...
"How do you decide to trust digital information that is intangible and cannot be lifted, opened, or flipped through?
What questions do you need to ask to conclude that trust is justified in both digital information and the sources from which you acquire the information?
How do you make trust decisions about people, associations, tools, or their value when the infor- mation upon which you will rely is increasingly digital and intangible?
In a global culture in which digital trust is under attack and degrading, how can you build and engender old-fashioned human trust with your customers, business partners, associates, and employees?
Flooded with digital information, devices, and the capacity for others to question decisions, how can you make better decisions, choose the superior alternatives, and reduce the number of decisions that “just take the risk” because of data that is missing or not proven to be reliable?
Can achieving digital trust be proven to be good business and create new wealth in a global, 24/7/365 marketplace that demands increasing velocity while also increasing the risks of living digitally?"
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Think about the origin of the words you are reading. Are they manifested from the brain of a human who is typing the words on a keyboard? Or could it be a computer creating this digital content purely from some form of artifical intelligence?
How would you judge the trustworthiness of this digital information, if you could verify that it was written by a person vs. a machine?
All of us make split second decisions on who and what we will trust. By the way it looks. By the way it moves. By the way it smells. By the way it sounds.
Now, make a slight shift in your mind set to the mechanism we define as "Advertising".
How do you as a human, accept and process an advertisment in a cognitive way?
cog·ni·tive | \ ˈkäg-nə-tiv
Definition of cognitive
1 : of, relating to, being, or involving conscious intellectual activity (such as thinking, reasoning, or remembering) cognitive impairment
2 : based on or capable of being reduced to empirical factual knowledge
Definition of cognitive
1 : of, relating to, being, or involving conscious intellectual activity (such as thinking, reasoning, or remembering) cognitive impairment
2 : based on or capable of being reduced to empirical factual knowledge
Why
are advertisements necessary on the televsion you watch? Do you every
find yourself muting the advertisements? Do you record all of your
shows on the DVR so you can purposefully Fast Forward through the Ads?
At
the same time, you may have a brand, company or person that you respect
and trust. You are loyal to that brand, company or person for several
reasons. Much of that has to do with "TrustDecisions".
When
you read the words in a book by an author with their name printed on
the cover, do you value and trust what they have written? It depends on
the author, right? Who is that person and do you trust that what they
have written is worth consideration.
We all have our own trusted sources of information. Our Go-To authors. Our news feeds. Our verified intelligence.
Now visit this company on the Net: Primer.ai
Now
that you have reviewed the company Primer, and you see and think you
understand their product solutions, the people behind the software
solutions, the investors in the company, what do you think about next?
After
all, a web site is just an Advertisement right? Your Decision to Trust
has all to do with words written, colors used, visual pictures and even
sounds (think music).
Based upon what you have read and see, do you trust the products and services of Primer.ai?
Based
upon what you have read and see or feel or hear, do you trust your
Doctor, your Priest, your Lawyer, your Bank, your Airline, your Employer
or your Digital VPN?
You see, most people
do not even think long enough about the origins of trust or the origin
of their own trust in something or someone. Unless you are in the
business of research, questioning or creating hypotheses on an hourly
basis.
Unless
these can also mean the life or death of another person and/or the
factual truth of something not present to the naked eye, your hearing or
your taste or smell.
hy·poth·e·sis | \ hī-ˈpä-thə-səs
\
plural hypotheses\ hī-ˈpä-thə-ˌsēz
\
Definition of hypothesis
1a : an assumption or concession made for the sake of argument
b : an interpretation of a practical situation or condition taken as the ground for action
2 : a tentative assumption made in order to draw out and test its logical or empirical consequences
3 : the antecedent clause of a conditional statement
\
plural hypotheses\ hī-ˈpä-thə-ˌsēz
\
Definition of hypothesis
1a : an assumption or concession made for the sake of argument
b : an interpretation of a practical situation or condition taken as the ground for action
2 : a tentative assumption made in order to draw out and test its logical or empirical consequences
3 : the antecedent clause of a conditional statement
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- "Every transaction creating wealth first requires an affirmative decision to trust.
- Building trust creates new wealth. Sustaining trust creates recurring wealth.
- Achieving trust superior to your competition achieves market dominance.
- Leadership rises (or falls) based on trust (or the absence of trust)."
Now that you Understand, it is time to Decide. Then you must Act...