When you count generations starting from the letter X, it doesn?t give you a lot of time before you reach the end of the alphabet. And despite increased frequency of natural disasters and renewed fears of a World War III, the world has not ended with Gen Z.
So what comes next" Gen Alpha.
The term ?Generation Alpha? was coined by Mark McCrindle, an Australia-based demographer and researcher. With birth years starting in 2010?the year the iPad was introduced?the members of this cohort grow up in homes where Alexa can answer questions on a smart speaker, learn at school on interactive surfaces and might never need to get driver?s licences, thanks to advances in autonomous vehicle technology.

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Are your kids addicted to technology" Here's what you need to knowThere?s no shortage of these tech-savvy toddlers either. More than 2.5 million are born worldwide each week (primarily the children of millennials), according to McCrindle?s analysis, meaning there could be two billion of them by the year 2025. They are expected to be the most educated generation ever, thanks to two-income families pushing formally education from an earlier age?not to mention the unprecedented access they enjoy to information at their fingertips.
Perhaps not surpris...