Huawei Digital Enablement
Huawei’s Digital Enablement plan sets out a strategy to bridge the digital divide to connect people and society, by mapping the opportunities posed by digital literacy as well as analysing the challenges ahead.
Medium’s writer Sherif Elsayed-Ali presents five ways technology will change and shape the landscape in human rights, inviting the reader to rethink traditional understandings of society while also inviting the private sector to build trustworthy technology. The topics discussed include data and privacy, inequality and worker’s rights.
Keywords: How to Use Enabling Technology for Human Rights, Society and Technology, Data Privacy, Inequality, Labor Rights, Policing, Conflict
Huawei’s Digital Enablement plan sets out a strategy to bridge the digital divide to connect people and society, by mapping the opportunities posed by digital literacy as well as analysing the challenges ahead.
The Center for Digital Trust (C4DT) “brings together 12 founding partners, 35 laboratories, civil society, and policy actors to collaborate, share insight, and to gain early access to trust-building technologies, building on state-of-the-art research at EPFL and beyond.”
The Digital Transformation Index measures the business transformation progress around the world, measuring the rate of business’ digital renovation and advocating for it to be a prerequisite for the benefit of society.