It is a great honor to join your club and a long time dream that happened today. Being now one of the youngest (techy) members of the Bangkok club; I’m sincerely humbled to be invited and will do my best to be useful. Starting today as this is maybe ironically my role to get you all online on Zoom for the « first online abduction meeting » :) Today you all had a chance to see what is in my head, behind my funny haircut. I hope the content of the presentation was insightful & inspired you some new ideas for your family or your business to thrive the next decade. I tried to make this presentation interesting, focused on where my strength is: The digital world and how to leverage its opportunities with some interesting insights & data points.

1. The Digital Economy
During COVID19.
By Djoann Fal.

2. • Started to code at 14. Former musician.
• Awarded from Forbes 30U30. Tatler.
• Co-Founder & CSO of GetLinks Group
• Asia’s largest marketplace for
technology talents funded by Alibaba.
• Writer of The Adaptive Economy.
Hi,
I’m Djoann Fal
Call me an
Human of tech.

3. DIGITAL ECONOMY = MY CLIENTS

4. Why me.
Part 1

5. Humble beginning.

6. Hard Work.

7. Today, GetLinks is the ultimate
destination for tech talents to build their
skills, connections, teams and careers
1,077,000
tech talents connected
today.
The GetLinks Platform

8. Noise.

9. I’m a Digital Native.

11. The Traditional Economy.
Part 2

12. COVID-19.
“There is a complete shutdown of
economic activity across the entire planet
... of a type we’ve never seen before.”
Jason Furman, Obama’s Chair of Economic Advisors, Professor of
Economic Policy at Harvard Kennedy

13. Fear.
People Stopped Making Or Buying Things. Overnight.

14. Jobs.
Got Jobs? Jobless Claims Soar To 10m in 2 weeks.

15. The Great Staycation.

16. Hope.
Rays of hope: Lock down seems to work.

17. Joke.
A few months ago we feared robots
would take all the jobs. Today we
almost wish they already had…

18. The Digital Economy.
Part 2

19. Catalyzing.
No better time for the digital economy to rise.

20. SEA Economy outlook: a growing technological epicentre
driven by Digital Transformation
By 2021, 60% of
Asia Pacific's GDP
will be derived
from digital
products or
services created
through Digital
Transformation
(DX).
Source: IDC White Paper Unlocking the Economic Impact of Digital Transformation in Asia Pacific sponsored by Microsoft

22. Remote Jobs Festival
Where the best local talents
working from home meet digital
companies building the future.

23. Food.
Virus crisis fuels
food delivery online
services bonanza
globally.
140% Yoy growth
last 5 weeks.

24. Work.
We have suddenly
become reliant on
services that allow
us to work and learn
from home

25. Entertainment.
Video content and Esport have been gaining
while sports have lost out

26. Entertainment.

27. What is “economy”.
The Economy is simply
organizing the
products our human
civilization need &
what value we trade
them with.

28. Maslow, updated.
The Economy is simply
organizing the
products our human
civilization need &
what value we trade
them with.

29. The new Economy.
There is no “Digital Economy”. Digital is simply the “How”.

30. The Adaptive Economy.
The companies surviving will be “Adaptive companies”.

31. How to Adapt.
For the first time in history.
We are now completely
technology dependant.
It is your duty to help
your relatives adapt.

32. We can need to adapt.
Virus, Climate, Tech Disruptions: Environmental changes
are here to stay.

33. We can all adapt.

34. My combat.
Part 5

35. Mission
“To empower 100m motivated people, to
ADAPT, survive and thrive during the 21st
century’s Adaptive Economy & 4th
industrial revolution.”
THE 4TH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION ACADEMY

36. Bringing humanity to technology

37. Adaptive together.

38. The Fund & Advisory.

39. Bringing humanity
to technology.
We believe to survive and thrive during the 21st
century, people will need to be adaptive.
Join Us
adaptivity.us djoann@adaptivity.us
(+66) 982737509

40. No pressure, no diamonds.
“As soon as man does not take his existence for granted,
but beholds it as something unfathomably mysterious,
thought begins.” Albert Schweitzer