Marcia Matos Educação 20
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The document discusses predictions about technology and its role in the year 2020 according to a Pew Internet & American Life Project survey of experts: - Mobile devices will be the primary internet connection tool for most people in the world. - Transparency of people and organizations will increase but not necessarily yield more integrity, social tolerance, or forgiveness. - Voice recognition and touch interfaces will be more prevalent and accepted ways to interact with the internet. - Those enforcing intellectual property and copyright will remain in an "arms race" with those finding ways to share content without payment. - Divisions between personal and work time and between physical and virtual reality will be further erased for those connected, with mixed social impacts
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corporation, crowdsourcing probably works as well as formal expertise. Given sufficient
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role of the CIO in moderating access to social media, framing what stands as truth in the
information world of the corporation, and the extent to which the explosion of personal authority
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Solution
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just the past ten years they have become critical as they have woven themselves into the fabric of
our day-to-day lives of magnitude as have corporate and personal bandwidth access needs, but
the cost of using this bandwidth has also diminished significantly.communications have changed
significantly over this same period—from use of \"land lines\" to cell phones, where nearly
anyone can own a telephone number of their choosing that permanently belongs to the them,
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Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
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Chapter 3
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