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Global Data Shock (Strategic Ambiguity. Deception and Surprises in the Age of Information Overload)(Chinese Edition)
Published by China Workers Publishing House, 2023
ISBN 10: 7500878710 ISBN 13: 9787500878711
Language: English
paperback. Condition: New. Paperback.Pub Date:2023-05 Pages:207 Language:Chinese Publisher:China Workers Publishing House This book explores how information overload accelerates deception and erodes international trust and cooperation. The author illustrates the impact of data shock on global events through a series of typical case studies. The author points out that if strategists try to use too much data to gain an advantage. it often leads to unexpected adverse consequences. Too much information may lead to operatio.
