In the evolving landscape of global industry, artificial intelligence (AI) and the rise of digital nomadism emerge as transformative forces drive significant technological transitions. As businesses adopt AI to optimize operations, innovate products, and forecast market shifts, the traditional practices of work and production are redefined. The growth of remote work culture has removed employees from geographical constraints, allowing highly skilled professionals to contribute to industrial innovation from anywhere. Together, AI and digital nomadism reshape how and where work is done, while accelerating global shifts in industrial technology, supply chains, and workforce dynamics. AI and Digital Nomads Shaping Global Industrial Technology Transitions explores the integration of intelligent technologies into global industries and organizations. It examines the emergence of digital nomads, labor mobility, and new technology policies associated with the growing remote workforce. This book covers topics such as e-commerce, global business, and labor markets, and is a useful resource for business owners, computer engineers, academicians, researchers, and data scientists.