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The internet of things
New technologies for financial planning – IoT What is the internet of things? The internet of things are all the “things” (devices) that are capable of connecting to the internet and communicating. These “things” are often called “smart devices”. They often communicate and share data without human intervention. An example would be your smart watch…
5G
New technologies for financial planning – 5G What is 5G? 5G is the 5th generation of cellular networks. It promises to “super charge” our smart devices by providing a faster network able to move much more data, quicker. It will allow “real time” communication between devices of the type of data that may have struggled…
Virtual reality
New technologies for financial planning – Virtual reality Virtual and augmented reality Virtual reality completely replaces the user’s real-world environment with a simulated one. Augmented reality is mixed reality – a combination of real and virtual worlds. The ever-increasing computer power coupled with 5G’s ability to transfer large amounts of data very quickly will give…
Cloud computing
New technologies for financial planning – Cloud computing What is cloud computing? “The Cloud” is a collection of servers, networks, storage facilities, development tools, and applications (apps) delivered through the internet. Businesses can access these “cloud” services saving them the cost of servers, engineers, programmers and related staff. The Cloud can store and make available…
Trading in the 4th Industrial Revolution
The stock market in the “4th Industrial Revolution” Automated Trading An automated trading system allows specific rules to trigger trades automatically. An investor tells the platform when to buy and when to sell. Around 80% of shares traded on U.S. stock exchanges come from automatic trading systems. This means the system has to be robust…