Returning to the topic of the round table, it should be noted that the discussion of data as a new currency never came up. Probably, not all participants found this metaphor successful. Another one is more popular today: “Data is the oil of the 21st century,” which, however, is also quite artificial. Oil is given to us by nature, and data is and people, and they do this regardless of state and geographical borders. Oil is consumed and sooner or later its reserves will be depleted, while data is a renewable resource suitable for multiple use to solve a variety of problems. In this context, the view of the new economy as a data economy requires broad discussion and further development.
Vladimir Bezmaly | 08/16/2018
- Good morning, Johann!
— Good morning? At such an early hour? If the head of the counterintelligence department calls me on a closed channel at seven in the morning, it’s clearly not to simply wish me “Good morning!” What happened? Is the car already at the entrance? Do I have 5 minutes to just wash my face and brush my teeth?
- Yes. You have five minutes. The car is really at the gate. I sent cars for Rita and Mark.
- Is it that serious?
- Unfortunately, yes. Come to us and I'll tell you.
Half an hour passed.
- Good morning, gentlemen! I remember that I pulled you out of the house without even a cup of morning coffee and sandwiches. I suggest we discuss the problem over a cup of coffee. We don’t know the solution. We are counting on you. But I warn you. There was no conversation, no coffee, and no you here.
- So. Michael D. is arriving in our country in transit. The problem is that, firstly, his meeting with the contact will take place in the transit zone, he does not cross our border, and secondly, we cannot put a tail on him.
— What do we have about Michael?
— He flies to us from the Republic of K. We can determine the macedonia whatsapp data of his phone and the MAC addresses of his Wi-Fi and Bluetooth there. And that's it. GPS doesn't work under the roof of our airport building.
- Rita, do you have an idea?
- Of course, boss! Not long ago, I told you about a startup that created a system for tracking the movement of shoppers around a shopping mall. Then they were able to track people's movements using Bluetooth beacons. Remember?
- Yes. But what does this have to do with it?
— So, at the request of the airport management, they deployed a similar system in the building of the capital's airport. Moreover, in addition to simple Bluetooth radio beacons for navigation, they also developed their own beacon, which is connected to the network and adds a Wi-Fi connection to it, technologies that will allow tracking devices in real time in different places.