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Answer any TWO of the provided questions. Each answer should be three paragraphs long . 1. Broadly, what is civic technology? Discuss the movement and its aims. What developments in information technology enabled its rise? 2. Discuss three reasons why information managers might be reluctant to share government data (or post through online portals). Be sure to provide expansion on the rationales used, such as risk. 3. Discuss three problems with the civic technology movement. Explain how each problem undercuts the potential of the movement to craft effective solutions. 4. What are Smart Cities? Define, then discuss the technological differences underlying the Smart Cities 1.0, Smart City 2.0, and Smart City 3.0 movements. 5. Discuss the role of the chief data/information officer in cities. What sort of tasks (or city functions) do they manage? Be sure to focus their responsibilities for communicating, managing and analyzing data. 6. What is data-driven journalism? Discuss the process by which data-driven journalism occurs. Discuss an example (real or theoretical) about the kind of story that might result from this process..
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* Diego Reforgiato Recupero
[email protected]
1 National Research Council (CNR), Via Gaifami 18, 95126 Catania, Italy
2 Sielte, Via Cerza 4, 95027 San Gregorio di Catania, Italy
3 Datanet, Syracuse, Contrada Targia 58, 96100 Syracuse, Italy
4 Paris Nord University, Sorbonne Citè CNRS UMR7030, France
5 Etna Hitech, Viale Africa 31, 95129 Catania, Italy
6 Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Cagliari, Cagliari, Italy
http://www.ponsmartcities-prisma.it/
http://www.ponsmartcities-prisma.it/
http://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.1007/s13132-016-0361-0&domain=pdf
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This document discusses the dark side of social media from a critical perspective. It argues that social media's impact on political change is complex and context dependent. While social media can enhance democracy, authoritarian regimes may also adapt social media tools to increase control and surveillance. The document advocates an "ecological" view that considers social media's influence on entire political systems over time, rather than just its use during specific events. It warns that unchecked power of new internet platforms could undermine democratic debate and politics.
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(public) Smart Cities How the Internet is Changing the Way Local Governments...
1. The document discusses how internet technologies are changing citizen engagement with local government. Open data initiatives and internet of things technologies provide new opportunities for citizens to access information and provide feedback that can improve services.
2. Citizen hacktivists are now analyzing open government data to develop policy recommendations and identify budgeting priorities. Technologies like smart parking and gunshot detection sensors provide data that can help governments optimize services.
3. Greater connectivity through internet of things devices and open data platforms can allow governments to be more proactive in addressing issues. However, challenges remain in fully engaging groups without internet access or language barriers.
FLITE 3rd YR PROJECT
This document provides an introduction and outline for a research project on the impact of social media on politics. It discusses key topics that will be covered in the literature review and case study sections, including why politicians use social media, what platforms they should use, legal issues, and controversies on social media. The introduction defines social media and outlines its functions. It explains the general importance of studying this area and the current gaps in understanding how social media provides new ways for citizen engagement and how politicians have adopted social media strategies. The outline lists 9 chapters that will analyze the role of social media in collective action and politics through a literature review and case studies examining politicians' social media use.
in our course so far, we have taken a voyage helping us to underst.docx
in our course so far, we have taken a voyage helping us to understand the development of data within the human experience dating from man’s earliest invention of language and writing to the invention of the Internet. In doing so, we have also learned the properties of data can resemble a living organism. With this foundational understanding, we then observed how all information is now becoming digital from inception to storage and transmission. This assignment is provided to help you review what has been discussed thus far in the course as you 1) consider the current digital revolution, 2) reflect upon the advances taking place, and 3) anticipate changes / implications to come in the future.
Write a three to five (3-5) page paper in which you:
Outline the evolution of data across the scope of human history.
Identify three (3) ways you believe digital technology can affect society.
Address the following topics from your text and other sources featured thus far in this course:
Sensors
Discuss the purpose of sensors in your own words.
Name two (2) types of sensors you utilize; then, describe how you use each of those sensors in your life.
Suggest two (2) impacts and two (2) implications of using sensors within society now and in the future.
The Internet of Things
Define in your own words what is meant by the phrase Internet of Things. Provide two (2) examples of this concept in your definition.
Suggest two (2) impacts and two (2) implications of using the Internet now and in the future.
Driverless Cars
Provide insight into the use of autonomous vehicles used today.
Briefly summarize one to two [1-2] paragraphs) the stages required to provide the full implementation of these vehicles.
Suggest three (3) current challenges being faced by manufacturers to get this initiative fully operational in the future. Next, which of your chosen challenges do you believe is the hardest to overcome? Justify your response.
Speculate two (2) potential benefits and two (2) potential issues that may arise when dealing with this initiative.
4. Present your philosophy of how the future will be impacted by the transformation of society toward a complete digital future. Offer two (2) positive and two (2) negative aspects for digital transformation of the future.
5. Format your assignment according to the following formatting requirements:
Typed, double spaced, using Times New Roman font (size 12), with one-inch margins on all sides.
Include a cover page containing the title of the assignment, the students name, the professor’s name, the course title, and the date. The cover page is not included in the required page length.
Include a reference page. Citations and references must follow APA format. The reference page is not included in the required page length.
.
Enterprise Risk ManagementAfter reading Chapter 34 Turning Cr.docx
Enterprise Risk Management
After reading Chapter 34: Turning Crisis into Opportunity, answer the question below. Make sure you write a detailed explanation and include an example. Proper references for any outside sources.
Question
: Do you think that companies need to experience a crisis to take risk seriously?
NEED ONE FULL PAGE SINGLE SPACED + SEPARATE REFERENCES
Global Economy
Chapter 17 – According to Trutnev, Vidyasova, and Chugunov (2015), informational and analytical activities and forecasting for the process of socio-economic development should be an important element of all levels of governmental administration. The development of methods and tools to support government decision-making on the basis of the analysis of information has a long history and their use has traditionally been included as a component of national development programs to include the development of the information society in Russia, and its regions, particularly – Saint Petersburg.
There were five sections identified in the chapter case study and they walked us through each one explaining what happened in each. Identify and name them, and provide a brief statement about each section.
Q1 – What were these five sections?
a. identify and name those five sections, and
b. provide a brief narrative for each sector
SINGLE SPACED WITH SEPARATE REFERENCES
Chapter 18 – According to literature review and the EU Energy Security and ICT Policy, the authors indicated that, the points of departure of the EU’s (European Commission 2007) energy policy was threefold: combating climate change, limiting the EU’s external vulnerability to imported hydrocarbons, and promoting growth and jobs, thereby providing secure and affordable energy for consumers. The main focus of the EU’s policy ideally was to move towards a single global regime and the mainstreaming of climate into other policies; and hence receiving a 20% portion out of the entire 2014–2020 EU budget. The focus at the urban level was to produce the greatest results in an energy-efficient effort that will integrate three sectors.
Q1 – What are these three sectors?
a. identify and name those three sectors, and
b. provide a brief narrative for each sector
SINGLE SPACED WITH SEPARATE REFERENCES
Chapter 18: When looking further into the EU’s Energy Security and ICT sustainable urban development, and government policy efforts:
Q2 – What are the five ICT enablers of energy efficiency identified by European strategic research Road map to ICT enabled Energy-Efficiency in Buildings and constructions, (REEB, 2010)?
a. identify and name those five ICT enablers,
b. provide a brief narrative for each enabler
SINGLE SPACED WITH SEPARATE REFERENCES
Chapter 19 – The digital divide remains formidable in scaling information and communication technology (ICT)-enabled opportunities for effective leadership and development in countries lagging behind, (Ahmed, 2015). Based on the case study, the au.
Towards a conceptual framework for ICT4D: Lessons learnt
This document summarizes a paper about a conceptual framework called the "cube framework" used to model the transition to information societies in Latin America. The framework models the interplay between three dimensions: technology, policy, and social change. It depicts technology as having two layers - physical infrastructure and generic services. It also includes vertical sectors that are application areas for the technology and a horizontal layer for capabilities and skills. The framework has been useful for structuring ICT strategies in Latin America. Lessons learned are that the interrelationships are complex, an open dialogue is needed between players, and there is no single approach given variations between regions/countries.
Anna Parker es una joven de 19 aos que acude a Urgencias co.pdf
Anna Parker es una joven de 19 aos que acude a Urgencias con quejas de dolor de garganta y
fiebre, siente que puede tener gripe. Ella dice que su dolor de garganta comenz hace
aproximadamente una semana y que recientemente desarroll fiebre y escalofros. Tambin tuvo
nuseas y vmitos esta maana.
Historia personal/social:
Anna est en la Universidad de Boston estudiando Bioingeniera. Es una estudiante internacional,
ya que sus padres residen en Inglaterra. Anna afirma que no tiene antecedentes mdicos.
Atencin en urgencias:
Se realiza un cultivo de garganta junto con una prueba rpida de estreptococo que da positivo. A
Anna se le ordena amoxicilina por va oral y lquidos intravenosos. La primera dosis de antibiticos
se administra en el servicio de urgencias.
Qu datos son importantes y RELEVANTES; por lo tanto, tiene importancia clnica para la
enfermera?.
Analice la importancia de que las empresas que optan por bri.pdf
Las empresas que brindan servicios en otros países deben considerar cuidadosamente cómo las diferencias culturales nacionales y organizacionales pueden afectar la comunicación transfronteriza. Los diferentes medios de comunicación como las videoconferencias y los correos electrónicos pueden exacerbar las divisiones culturales, por lo que es importante abordar las brechas culturales y mejorar la comunicación entre afiliados en países diferentes.
Ann Caldera niversite tarafndan desteklenen bir niversite.pdf
Ann Caldera, niversite tarafndan desteklenen bir niversite kamps radyo istasyonunun (WCBA)
program direktrdr. WCBA'nn uzun bir gemii vardr ve renciler, retim yeleri, mtevelli heyeti ve
toplumdaki insanlar tarafndan olumlu karlanr.
Caldera'nn rencileri WCBA'da altrma konusunda bir sorunu yok. Aslnda, niversite ile ilgili en ok
aranan faaliyetlerden biridir. WCBA'da almaya kabul edilen birka renci, uygulamal medya
deneyimi edinme frsatna deer verdikleri iin her zaman yksek motivasyona sahiptir. Ek olarak,
kabul edilenler kendi radyo yeteneklerinden olduka emin olma eilimindedir (bazen safa).
Heveslerine ramen, ou yaynda olmann yasal sorumluluklarn tam olarak anlamyor.
Caldera'nn her dnem karlat en byk sorunlardan biri, yeni rencilerin haber, spor, mzik ve dier radyo
programlar iin canl yayn duyurusu yaparken WCBA'nn kurallarna ve prosedrlerine uymalar iin nasl
eitileceidir. Grne gre her dnem, bir spikerin uygun yayn sresi iletiimi iin Federal letiim Komisyonu
(FCC) kurallarn kk bir ekilde ihlal ettii ok sayda olay ortaya kyor. rnein, bir sylentiye gre bir yl birinci
snf rencisi bir disk jokey akam vardiyasnda kasabada yeni bir grubun aldn, kapan 10 dolar
olduunu ve herkesin grubu dinlemeye gitmesi gerektiini duyurdu. Bunun gibi bir duyuru yapmak,
FCC kurallarnn ak bir ihlalidir: Yasa ddr.
Caldera, iinde bulunduu kt durumdan dolay hsrana urar, ancak bunun neden devam ettiini
anlayamaz. Yeni DJ'lere yardm etmek iin ok zaman ve aba harcyor, ancak WCBA'da almann ciddi
bir i olduu ve FCC kurallarna uymann mutlak bir gereklilik olduu mesajn almyorlar. Caldera, liderlik
tarznn hedefi karp karmadn merak eder.
Caldera, her smestrde rencilere politikalar ve prosedrler hakknda eksiksiz bir bror verir. Ayrca yeni
rencilerin her birini kiisel olarak tanmaya alr. Herkesin WCBA'da mutlu olmasn istedii iin,
istasyonda ilikisel bir iklim oluturmak iin ok alyor. renciler tekrar tekrar Caldera'nn kampsteki en iyi
danman olduunu sylyor. Caldera rencilerinin kalitesinin farknda olduu iin istasyonda istediklerini
yapmalarna ounlukla izin veriyor.
Sorular
1) WCBA'daki sorun nedir?
2) SLII'yi temel alarak, Caldera'ya istasyonda neyi farkl yapmasn nerirsiniz?
3) SLII'ye dayal olarak Caldera, WCBA'da FCC ihlallerini azaltmak iin hangi yaratc emalar
kullanabilir?.
Anna and Bob simultaneously write on a piece of paper what f.pdf
Anna and Bob simultaneously write on a piece of paper what fraction of the cake they would like to
have. Then, their parents will open both envelopes. If the sum of the numbers that Bob and Anna
wrote are less or equal than 1, then each of them will get the fraction of cake that they wrote down
and throw away the rest. Otherwise,if the sum is greater than one, their parents will throw away
the entire cake.
(a) Assuming common knowledge of rationality, what outcomes are possible in this mechanism?.
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• The goals, expectations and identification of what particular marginalized users consider to be meaningful in their everyday life; and
• The selected method of research.
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Need Response 1:
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References
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An Innovative, Open, Interoperable Citizen Engagement
Cloud Platform for Smart Government and Users’
Interaction
Diego Reforgiato Recupero1,6 & Mario Castronovo2 &
Sergio Consoli1 & Tarcisio Costanzo3 &
Aldo Gangemi1,4 & Luigi Grasso3 & Giorgia Lodi1 &
Gianluca Merendino3 & Misael Mongiovì1 &
Valentina Presutti1 & Salvatore Davide Rapisarda2 &
Salvo Rosa2 & Emanuele Spampinato5
Received: 10 November 2015 /Accepted: 20 January 2016 /
Published online: 30 January 2016
# Springer Science+Business Media New York 2016
Abstract This paper introduces an open, interoperable, and cloud-computing-based
citizen engagement platform for the management of administrative processes of public
administrations, which also increases the engagement of citizens. The citizen engage-
ment platform is the outcome of a 3-year Italian national project called PRISMA
(Interoperable cloud platforms for smart government; http://www.ponsmartcities-
prisma.it/). The aim of the project is to constitute a new model of digital ecosystem
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citizens, companies, and other stakeholders surrounding cities. The platform has been
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service) and open (enable access to open services) Italian Bcloud^ that allows public
administrations to access to a vast knowledge base represented as linked open data to
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(BCloud Apps^) tailored to the specific needs of citizens. The platform has been used
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J Knowl Econ (2016) 7:388–412
DOI 10.1007/s13132-016-0361-0
* Diego Reforgiato Recupero
[email protected]
1 National Research Council (CNR), Via Gaifami 18, 95126 Catania, Italy
2 Sielte, Via Cerza 4, 95027 San Gregorio di Catania, Italy
3 Datanet, Syracuse, Contrada Targia 58, 96100 Syracuse, Italy
4 Paris Nord University, Sorbonne Citè CNRS UMR7030, France
5 Etna Hitech, Viale Africa 31, 95129 Catania, Italy
6 Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Cagliari, Cagliari, Italy
http://www.ponsmartcities-prisma.it/
http://www.ponsmartcities-prisma.it/
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Write a three to five (3-5) page paper in which you:
Outline the evolution of data across the scope of human history.
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Sensors
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5. Format your assignment according to the following formatting requirements:
Typed, double spaced, using Times New Roman font (size 12), with one-inch margins on all sides.
Include a cover page containing the title of the assignment, the students name, the professor’s name, the course title, and the date. The cover page is not included in the required page length.
Include a reference page. Citations and references must follow APA format. The reference page is not included in the required page length.
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