Yesterday, global development lessons for the survival of societies and nations of the future was boldly written and documented within the development context and processes of the 19th Century. As we forge ahead in the 21st Century, the greatest challenge facing all nations will no more be the Digital Divide challenge, but the Digital Disaster nightmare - a national nightmare with recurring decimals in Nano dimensions!

Lessons from the global 19th century development curve have shown that science and technology spurred by Research and Development (R&D) formed the bedrock of classification of the growth and development status of nations this created the industrial divide.

In concrete terms, once upon a time, we all lived under the face of this planet before the Agricultural Revolution was transformed into the Industrial Revolution, which consequently led to the mass production of goods and services. But while some nations became conscious of the consequences and the future impact of such developmental phases, others were as it were, asleep and unaware.

Digital Divide Disaster (DDD) create “Super Rich Nations” and “Supper Poor Nations” of the future.

The equation will remain relatively the same: that is, the competition between consciously-creative and production-intensive nations and docile consumption-fueled nations (if some are lucky to continue in the existence configuration of the planet earth because some will)- without any fear of contradiction - be wiped out indefinitely!
What is not so crystal clear is how the Digital Disaster

will impact on nations who are now not consciously aware of the dangers of the momentum.
But suffice to state that the greatest danger to any nation in this digital and/or electronic knowledge age, resides in the Software Domain with particular reference to e-government operations and services which should absolutely not be contracted to foreigners but specially restricted and carefully guarded by indigenous human resources.