Digitalization 4

4. things that someone cares about or is involved in, often related to personal preferences or investments.
6. tools or mechanisms used to exert force or influence on objects or situations, often used to create change or achieve goals.
8. to use something to gain an advantage or achieve a goal, especially in business or negotiations.
10. currently holding a particular position or office, especially in politics or business.
11. growing at an extremely rapid rate, often doubling in size or value over a short period of time.
12. to take or keep money or profits for oneself, especially in a secretive or dishonest way.

1. no longer fashionable, useful, or relevant due to being outdated or obsolete.
2. interrupted or disturbed the normal operation or progress of something, often causing chaos or confusion.
3. measures taken to protect computer systems and networks from cyber attacks or unauthorized access.
5. the ability to move quickly and easily, both physically and mentally, often associated with flexibility and adaptability.
7. extremely strong, secure, or reliable, often used to describe agreements or guarantees.
9. the ability to work successfully or be effective, especially in terms of being financially sustainable.