Introduction

Introduction

Today, we are part of a world strongly shaped by technological advancements, where connectivity is a prerequisite for success of individuals, communities or even a country. Connectivity should not be thought of as referring only to the capability of accessing the internet, but as an ecosystem that goes well beyond which individuals, devices, services and institutions interact with each other and is enabled by a digital infrastructure that is becoming more complex. The power to be surgically attached has forever altered us and how we connect, work, learn and engage with our world.

Connectivity covers everything from mobile and broadband networks to newer technologies like 5G and the Internet of Things (IoT) to cloud computing. These technologies engage in real-time interaction, instantaneous access to information and remote collaboration regardless of geographic location. However, not all sector

It is a crucial part of living in a digital environment, where connectivity is not a luxury, but a necessity that people adapt to. In addition, having a clear picture of its advantages, challenges and risks helps make better decisions, encourages responsible use of technology and helping to close the digital gap that still affects many communities in the world. As a result, this paper aims to raise awareness of that value by addressing the ways in which connectivity impacts on multiple dimensions of our lives and how we may be able toiciencies.