Digital Transformation and the IT Business of the Future: Creating a New Humanity Based on the Patterns of Transhumanism

The authors of the article investigate the processes of transition of the world economy to the rails of digitalization from the standpoint of determining the old standards of national economies and their loss as a result of post-crisis recovery of clear trends of alterglobalization, such as fragmentation and glocalization, awaiting a more harmonious distribution of goods and services in various areas of the world market undergoing evolutionary changes due to mergers and acquisitions, building more nationally oriented value chains. The authors also analyze the humanistic basis of the increasing concentration of human resources in cities, and with them consider the influence of closed cycles of cities as growth points of overwhelming urbanization in the process of its rebirth into a set of hybrid practices between the tasks of the restored development guidelines of sovereign states and their increasing opposition from corporatocracy, banksters and netocracy. As a result, the authors note the growing dependence of the introduction of transhumanistic orientations in the business community to undermine the classical institutions of competition and transfer it to different levels of counteraction from the standpoint of behavioral economics, as a network division of society into cells of various types of loyalty and survival.

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2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.63550/iceip.2025.76.45.001
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Scientific Research and Philosophical Inquiry
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Digital Transformation and the IT Business of the Future: Creating a New Humanity Based on the Patterns of Transhumanism

O.Y. Khudyakova, Aleksei Sergeevich Kharlanov
Scientific Research and Philosophical Inquiry
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Digital Transformation and the IT Business of the Future: Creating a New Humanity Based on the Patterns of Transhumanism

O.Y. Khudyakova, Aleksei Sergeevich Kharlanov
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The authors of the article investigate the processes of transition of the world economy to the rails of digitalization from the standpoint of determining the old standards of national economies and their loss as a result of post-crisis recovery of clear trends of alterglobalization, such as fragmentation and glocalization, awaiting a more harmonious distribution of goods and services in various areas of the world market undergoing evolutionary changes due to mergers and acquisitions, building more nationally oriented value chains. The authors also analyze the humanistic basis of the increasing concentration of human resources in cities, and with them consider the influence of closed cycles of cities as growth points of overwhelming urbanization in the process of its rebirth into a set of hybrid practices between the tasks of the restored development guidelines of sovereign states and their increasing opposition from corporatocracy, banksters and netocracy. As a result, the authors note the growing dependence of the introduction of transhumanistic orientations in the business community to undermine the classical institutions of competition and transfer it to different levels of counteraction from the standpoint of behavioral economics, as a network division of society into cells of various types of loyalty and survival.

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