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Materials for an exploratory theory of the network society.

by Manuel Castells , Anthony Giddens , Alain Touraine , Anthony Smith , Benjamin Barber , Peter Hall , Roger-Pol Droit , Sophie Watson , Frank Webster , Krishan Kumar , David Lyon , Craig Calhoun , Jeffrey Henderson , Ramon Ramos , Jose E Rodrigues-Ibanez , Jose F Tezanos , Mary Kaldor , Stephen Jones , Christopher Freeman - The British Journal of Sociology , 2000
"... ABSTRACT This article aims at proposing some elements for a grounded theor y of the network society. The network society is the social structure characteristic of the Information Age, as tentatively identi ed by empirical, cross-cultural investigation. It permeates most societies in the world, in v ..."
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the technologies associated with the Industrial Revolution, or with the previous Information Revolution (printing). Furthermore, we are only at the beginning of this technological revolution, as the Internet becomes a universal tool of interactive communication, as we shift from computer-centred technologies

A Study on Integrating Interaction Design into Industrial Design Processes

by Fang-wu Tung, Yi-shin Deng
"... and the ubiquitous applications of computer in our lives have made digital technology an indispensable part of the infrastructure of our living environment. Digital technology is being cleverly embedded in various products to enhance their performance, allowing the resultant products to possess the ..."
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is still progressing, this study sought to propose an innovative product-development process suitable for the post-pc era. In this research, the curricula integrating industrial design and interaction design of design-school and university programs were first reviewed, while several user

A STUDY OF IMPACT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN INDIAN BNAKING INDUSTRY

by Ibha Rani
"... Indian banking industry is in midst of IT revolution. Banking industry is backbone of Indian financial system and it is afflicted by many challenging forces. One such force is revolution of information technology. In this Globalized era, technology support is very important for the successful functi ..."
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Indian banking industry is in midst of IT revolution. Banking industry is backbone of Indian financial system and it is afflicted by many challenging forces. One such force is revolution of information technology. In this Globalized era, technology support is very important for the successful

IEEE INTERNET OF THINGS JOURNAL 1 Early Scavenger Dimensioning in Wireless Industrial Monitoring Applications

by Borja Martinez, Ignasi Vilajosana, Xavier Vilajosana, Senior Member
"... Abstract—The Industrial Internet era is pushing for even more miniaturized, powerful and energy efficient devices that seamlessly integrate to the Internet and aim to improve efficiency of industries by monitoring, actuating or sampling data from ma-chines, infrastructures and systems. Industrial lo ..."
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Abstract—The Industrial Internet era is pushing for even more miniaturized, powerful and energy efficient devices that seamlessly integrate to the Internet and aim to improve efficiency of industries by monitoring, actuating or sampling data from ma-chines, infrastructures and systems. Industrial

Frictions Collaborative Creation of Knowledge vs. Practices in Trade and Commerce: The Example of Open Hardware1

by Peter Troxler, Dannie Jost , 2014
"... Knowledge creation in the twenty-first century is a collaborative and ubiquitous enterprise. It takes place in environments that are markedly shifting from traditional, hierarchical structures towards new, lateral and networked structures. This shift produces a variety of frictions and tensions betw ..."
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between established ways of knowledge creation and new emergent knowledge creation modes. These frictions can be thought of as the indicators of an imminent industrial revolution catalysed by digital technologies, and favouring services over goods. Today’s technologies are complex and require

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by Voicu Z. Groza
"... The computing industry has passed through a rapid se-quence of technological phases: central computingwith mainframes (1950s through the 1980s), personalcomputers (1980s to present), and computer networks (1990s to present). A fourth era is now emerging—as comput-ers become ubiquitous, technology mo ..."
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The computing industry has passed through a rapid se-quence of technological phases: central computingwith mainframes (1950s through the 1980s), personalcomputers (1980s to present), and computer networks (1990s to present). A fourth era is now emerging—as comput-ers become ubiquitous, technology

Engaging Technology: A Missing Link in the Sociological Study of Human Knowing and Acting.” Qualitative Sociology Review, Vol. V Issue 2. Retrieved Month, Year (http://www.qualitativesociologyreview.org/ENG/archive_eng.php)

by Robert Prus , Richard G Mitchell Jr , 2009
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-established community-based technologies (also see Prus 2007d). As a corollary of sorts, it may also be observed that if any of the enabling devices that people later develop are to achieve more consequential senses of continuity (and become more fully integrated into people's life-worlds), it will be necessary

2010. Corporations and economic inequality around the world: The paradox of hierarchy

by Gerald F Davis , J Adam Cobb - Research in Organizational Behavior
"... Abstract Using time-series data from the US since 1950 and from 53 countries around the world in 2006, this chapter documents a strong negative relation between an economy's employment concentration (that is, the proportion of the labor force employed by the largest 10, 25, or 50 firms) and it ..."
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the wage gap between those who have these skills (e.g., computer literate college graduates) and those who do not. Similar explanations were offered to explain the rise in inequality during the Second Industrial Revolution in the late 19th century. But cross-national comparisons are inconsistent

Research on curriculum plan and learning achievement for Aromatherapy with the concept of the Chinese five elements

by Pei-Ching Hsu
"... In Taiwan, people are getting more aware of beauty treatments and the concept of health care. This study hopes to bring all relevant concepts such as Aromatherapy, essential scented oils, medical foods, human meridians, Chinese five elements therapy, and beauty business management into the curricul ..."
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words: Aromatherapy, curriculum planning, learning achievement. INTRODUCTION In recent years, humans entering the era of science and technology have lived with stressed and quickly moving lives In ancient times, the Chinese believed that nature is composed of five elements, wood, fire, earth, metal

i A TRANSIENT COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMIC STUDY OF A LABORATORY-SCALE FLUORINE

by Ryno Pretorius, Supervisor Prof, P. L. Crouse, Electrolysis Cell
"... Fluorine gas is produced industrially by electrolysing hydrogen fluoride in a potassium acid fluoride electrolyte. Fluorine is produced at the carbon anode, while hydrogen is produced at the mild-steel cathode. The fluorine produced has a wide range of uses, most notably in the nuclear industry wher ..."
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Fluorine gas is produced industrially by electrolysing hydrogen fluoride in a potassium acid fluoride electrolyte. Fluorine is produced at the carbon anode, while hydrogen is produced at the mild-steel cathode. The fluorine produced has a wide range of uses, most notably in the nuclear industry
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