How Technology Can Help Solve Societal ProblemsWhat Are Science and Technology?Science and technology have completely changed the world over the last 200 years. Human life expectancy has doubled. We've learned how to communicate and travel rapidly across the entire globe. We're surrounded by televisions, computers, electric lights, cars, cell phones, and all kinds of things that would have been unimaginable even a century ago. And none of it would be possible without science and technology. Science is the systematic study of the natural world, through observation and experiment. Technology is the use of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, to complete tasks that wouldn't be possible without it. Technology can be super simple, like the wheel, or super complicated, like the personal computer. Either way, we are surrounded by it in our modern lives. Can applying management technoloigcal science method to solve Society's Problems, artificial intelligence, computer, mobile, big data digial internet etc. high technological methods?Sometimes it might seem like technology only causes problems or complicates things. People yearn for a simpler life, without cell phones beeping, traffic jams, and dangerous weapons. But the truth is, science and technology have solved a lot of society's problems and will continue to do so in the future. However, nowadays, human is encountering " The Network Revolution" stage. And so is it today. The Fourth Industrial Revolution - what Klaus Schwab (founder of the World Economic Forum) defines as the fusion of technologies blurring the lines among the physical, digital and biological spheres - is upon us. Meanwhile, nationalism is colliding with globalism, machine learning and artificial intelligence advancing geometrically, and global warming is on a direct path to changing the very nature of our planet. Despite these many challenges, this revolution, like the many that have preceded it, also comes with a great promise of opportunity.To be sure, there are reasons for great optimism. In just the past 30 years, the global poverty rate halved with many of the poorest people in the world becoming significantly less poor. These gains mirror dramatic improvements in health and education including advances in life expectancy, child mortality, health care provision, among other important areas. Moreover, most of these gains predate the effective integration of digital technologies into the cause. In short, it is reasonable to argue that the potential for social 'changemakers' armed with today's digital platforms in partnership with large and growing virtual networks can dramatically improve the human condition.Some management scientists beleive that "The potential for social 'changemakers' armed with today's digital platforms in partnership with large and growing virtual networks can dramatically improve the human condition."