The Digital Economy: 20th Anniversary Edition: Rethinking Promise and Peril in the Age of Networked Intelligence Hardcover – 28 October 2014

Valuable education material: academic at my age, but important in my role on the Executive of "The Electronic Technology Club" based at the Colborne Seniors Centre, Oakville where we seek to enhance the knowledge of our membership.Sequence - read the original chapters first, selectively to your interest!I also purchased for Granddaughter (Engineer) & Grandson (Sports Marketing) as Ch 10 Leadership for the Internetworked Business has useful reference value.

Ordered this after much hype on the major money radio stations, including interviews off YouTube. I even requested the '1st' edition at my local library in anticipation of the '4th' editions arrival. It is a good read and you cannot go wrong when the author is a guest on Bob Brinker's Money Talk.

Relevance to anybody who has any engagement in technology is low.Seminal perhaps in its time but doesn't add anything new to the debate.Seems a bit of a self congratulatory cash grab.

Don Tapscott, seem to have a crystal ball, when he wrote about future event/happenings in technology in 1995 and real enough in 2014 it happened, some are yet to happen though, but if you are observant and have read this book I am reviewing "The digital economy", you will see it too that it is also going to happen, Kudo to Don.Well done/said Don, well said Don.

The Digital Economy was a seminal work in its day and Tapscott's rewrite updates the book to today's world. His insights are still highly perceptive and worth considering by anyone involved in planning to compete in today's business environment or anyone who wants to understand today's business world.