In response to the emerging Fifth industrial revolution where the industrial structure is transformed by the utilization of Artificial Intelligence, Big data, and Internet of Things, this edition of the Light Journal shares scholarly work contributions on the utilization and development of technological innovations.

The first article of John Ray Francisco et. al looked into the development of a game application that uses augmented reality and geolocation to promote tourism by encouraging visitors to visit local tourist spots.

The second article of Orlando Ritchie Natonton, Lorenzo Ezekiel Turla and Nephi Romano focused on the cyber security among selected educational institutions in Butuan City. Here, the authors shared common cyber security issues and gave recommendations for educational institutions to have sound cyber security protection and policies.

The third article of Jou Marlou Opella shared interesting insights on descriptive analytics and Naïve Bayes algorithm on mobile sales inventory and marketing while the fourth article of RJ May Ancha et. al. focused on the health monitoring system in Butuan City using the Decision Support System with Analytics.

Lastly, the article of Kenneth Clint Cataluna et. al. developed an interactive mobile web-based system designed in the Cebuano dialect to bridge gaps in the delivery of mother tongue- based multilingual education.

In this edition of The Light Journal, it is evident that Artificial Intelligence, Big data, and Internet of Things considerably contributed to the promotion of local knowledge, business and health despite the threats on cyber security that go along with them. Given its opportunities and setbacks, this edition of the Light Journal aims to spark discussions on the proper and effective way of utilizing these technological innovations.