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Technology as a Need: Trends in the Evolving Information Society

Corazza G. E., Vanelli-Coralli A., Pedone R.

Advances in Electronics and Telecommunications

2010

Vol. 1, no. 1

124--132

In this paper, we take a broad view on the Information Society and on the Information and Communication Technologies which constitute its technical and, in a sense, social infrastructure. We discuss the fact that today the needs of human beings are strongly influenced by technology, which has become a need in itself. We propose an analysis of how the Industrial Society has left the scene in favor of the Information Society, based on two meta-trends identified as Personalization and Distribution. Using an original biological metaphor, we describe “The DNA of ICT Evolution”, which uses the two meta-trends as filaments and ten trends as bases: ideal performance, ubiquity, flexibility, complexity, cognitivity, opportunism, cooperation, security, miniaturization, convergence. We then move on to a social analysis of the impact of the Information Society on nations and individuals, describing the Information Divide, composed by the Digital Divide and the Psychological Divide. We conclude the paper by arguing that a new skill will be needed by individuals to cope with all the above, which is the skill of disciplined creative thinking.

Future automation via ubiquitous communications technologies

Babulak E.

Journal of Telecommunications and Information Technology

2006

nr 1

83-86

The telecommunications and Internet technologies have evolved dramatically during the last decade, laying solid foundation for the future generation of the ubiquitous Internet access, omnipresent web technologies and ultimate automated information cyberspace. As a result, current efforts in the research and development in the areas of next generation of Internet and telecommunications technologies promote formation of inter-disciplinary international teams of experts, scientists, researchers and engineers to create a new generation of applications and technologies that will facilitate the fully-automated information cyberspace systems, such as future house 2015. The author discusses the current state of the art in the world of telecommunications and Internet technologies, new technological trends in the Internet and automation industries, as well as the concept of the fully-automated future house 2015, while promoting research and development in the inter-disciplinary projects run by multinational teams world-wide.