Smart Power = Smart Knowledgeware + Smart Software + Smart Hardware + Smart Humanware

Smart Power = Smart Knowledgeware + Smart Software + Smart Hardware + Smart Humanware.

Smart Power can be seen as made up of four components: smart knowledgeware, smart software, smart hardware, and smart humanware. Smart software processes all the smart knowledgeware in virtual space and organizes the results I want. Smart hardware displays those results in the form I want. 

At that point, what matters most is not the machine but, in the end, the question you ask. A good question produces a good answer. And you shouldn’t be given just one answer; you should be able to choose among several, and the role and capability of humanware is to choose well among them and take the appropriate action. (p. 259)

Edited by Im Chun-taek and Lee Kwang-hyeong, written by Jeong Jae-seung and others, 

from Thinking About the Future — The Map of Korea’s Future That KAIST Chose (BusinessMap).

Even in a smart world, what matters in the end is “the person themselves.”

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