The aim of the digital ecosystem is create, develop and maintain sustainability including sustainable health and wellbeing, sustainable business and economics, energy and resources, sustainable collaboration and partnerships, sustainable transport and green environments, transportation and supply chain, sustainable digital governments and digital enterprise transformation, sustainable trust, security and communications, sustainable operations, and sustainable industries.
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This conference promotes the approach to sustainability as ecosystem-inspired cooperation and collaboration to avoid silo-based closed competitive environments, silo-based operations, silo-based systems or platforms, communications, or siloed social territory. Extrinsic evidence shows that siloed approaches are hindering performance, productivity, efficiency, and effectiveness, and undermining sustainability. The ecosystem-inspired cooperation and collaboration is powered by advanced digital transformation to support collaboration between humans, systems, businesses, partners, data, and platforms.
Sustainability requires trust. Sustainability relies on trust. Trust between humans and technology, trust between governments and civilians, trust between health systems and medical providers, between financial institutions and regulators, trust between stakeholders, businesses, partners, alliances, systems, tools, governments, and technologies.
Blockchain is changing the world through trust including all domain industrial applications, digital governments, social economic communities, and finance sectors. Data, contracts, and transactions are the pillars of our wellbeing, social, economic and political systems and blockchain helps set the limits to centralized power systems for humanity.
Blockchain meets the needs of the digital ecosystem including our data, transactions, business, communication, and privacy, which can be safely stored using blockchain. Blockchains are impossible to be altered, deleted, hacked or manipulated. Their built-in nature of data security and identity verification, time stamps of chronological operations events and being governed by agreed action-based social decision making enable this. One of key features of Blockchain is the ability to work with any data lake, that can support data migration from legacy systems, data integration from heterogeneous data sources, and data analytics across centralized, distributed or hybrid ICT environment. It is one of the tools that help breaking the silos. This conference promotes this critical trust technology in any industry, government, and social-economic sustainable development. It will help build civilized digital ecosystem-based societies, communities, networked economies, and our future living environment. The digital ecosystem with openness, transparency, immutability, traceability, and accountability as well as being open-source low cost of adoption provides an accelerator for any sustainable transformation.
DEBEST conference is harnessing the agendas of trustworthy technology, ecosystem-based cooperation and collaboration, and sustainable development, making the contribution to the success of the 4th industrial revolution arena.
This theme focuses on cyber information engineering, and human space computing. It targets technology enablement of the digital ecosystem and ecosystem resources to support self-organization, self-balancing and self-recovery through interplay between humans and digital agents to create platforms, services and applications that sustain the digital ecosystems.
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This theme focuses on blockchain evolution and its impact to global, decentralized, healthy human society, and a truly democratic social networks. Such evaluation can be represented by Nostr, a blockchain powered simple, open protocol that enables truly censorship-resistant and global value-for-value freedom of publishing on the web. The evolution will help humanity, once and for all, not rely on any trusted central server, and will provide to our world with real, transparency, traceability, and networked trust, from better to best.
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This theme focuses on moving from sustainable development to sustainable transformation, embracing Digital Ecosystems to create benefit, profit, value to healthy humanity and resilient society. This addresses both the mission of the 50th anniversary of The Club of Rome in 2019 (Limits of Quantitative Growth), as well as the mission of the 50th anniversary of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in 2020 as “Stakeholders for a Cohesive and Sustainable World”. The contributions will address the UN 2030 17 Sustainability Goals for Social, Economic, and Ecological Development (SEED), emphasizing on quality growth instead of limitless quantitative consumption of all kinds of resources (e.g. natural resources, carbon centric economy, balanced citizen health and well-being, finance, human relationships, and time as one of the most precious resources).
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