"Crossing the Digital Divide"
As the article states, 'The digital disruption is creating ‘massive opportunities’ for new ways of working; advisors just need to jump on board'. In other words and more familiarly, the new and digital media is what is being mentioned here and it's influence in the ethos of the working world. Joe Duran of United Capital describes in modern to be that everyone is feverishly focused on the millennials as the tech-savvy generation, and claiming that "the old ways of working no longer work, which means there are massive opportunities for new ways of working".
The millennials and their digital "nativeness" in the modern age could develop and have a more understanding of opportunities that may arise in the future, and some that actually may change the world simply from convenience. This as a result too however, means that jobs involving modular and serial processes (from computers) may be replaced or obsolete from technical advances.
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