A Fabric of Intelligence--How Our Supercomputing Network Is Weaving the Next Human Renaissance.

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Main Author: Fierheller, George
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1994
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contents A Fabric of Intelligence--How Our Supercomputing Network Is Weaving the Next Human Renaissance. Fierheller, George Computer Networks Cooperation Foreign Countries Global Approach Human Relations Information Networks Information Science Information Technology Interpersonal Relationship Social Change Work Environment Provides the text of the 1993 Ian P. Sharp Lecture on Information Science that discussed issues concerning the global information network, particularly as they affect Canada. Highlights include the economic value of knowledge; information technology; effects on business; the global marketplace; effects on work practices; collaboration; social changes; and human interactions. (LRW)
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spellingShingle A Fabric of Intelligence--How Our Supercomputing Network Is Weaving the Next Human Renaissance.
Fierheller, George
Computer Networks
Cooperation
Foreign Countries
Global Approach
Human Relations
Information Networks
Information Science
Information Technology
Interpersonal Relationship
Social Change
Work Environment
A Fabric of Intelligence--How Our Supercomputing Network Is Weaving the Next Human Renaissance. Fierheller, George Computer Networks Cooperation Foreign Countries Global Approach Human Relations Information Networks Information Science Information Technology Interpersonal Relationship Social Change Work Environment Provides the text of the 1993 Ian P. Sharp Lecture on Information Science that discussed issues concerning the global information network, particularly as they affect Canada. Highlights include the economic value of knowledge; information technology; effects on business; the global marketplace; effects on work practices; collaboration; social changes; and human interactions. (LRW)
title A Fabric of Intelligence--How Our Supercomputing Network Is Weaving the Next Human Renaissance.
topic Computer Networks
Cooperation
Foreign Countries
Global Approach
Human Relations
Information Networks
Information Science
Information Technology
Interpersonal Relationship
Social Change
Work Environment
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ481789