This week my eldest son is 21. Back in 2000, we couldn’t record his every move as no-one owned a camera phone, we couldn’t share his image with relatives across the world as Facebook hadn’t been dreamt up, we couldn’t press play to sing him a lullaby wherever we were or read him a story as music and books weren’t digitally portable, and there were few chat rooms to find out if we were doing it wrong. There wasn’t even Wikipedia. How things have changed!
What does a digital contract platform really need?
