Over the last few years, digital disruption has accelerated dramatically, affecting every aspect of the economy, including animal production, health, and welfare. New techniques of data collection, administration, usage, and interchange employing existing and advanced information and communication technologies (ICTs) and innovations are at the heart of digital technology. Modern economies, as well as entire production, management, and governance systems, are being transformed by these technologies. With the emergence of a variety of cutting-edge digital technologies, the world is changing at a rapid pace, with significant potential to improve food production to feed a growing population, promote more environmentally sustainable agricultural practises, and maintain high-quality sanitary standards. Agriculture and cattle, as well as animal health and welfare, are being transformed by digital technologies. And this shift is projected to continue in the coming years, with far-reaching implications for both developed and developing countries' veterinary sectors.
Digital technologies will have a significant impact on the delivery of animal health services and the management of animal health systems. As a result, Veterinary Services must be proactive and adapt to the continuous digital transformation. For the foreseeable future, investing in new technology and equipping present and future veterinary workforces with the essential digital skills and knowledge to stay current and at the forefront of digital innovation in animal health should be a top priority.
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