...| PC Technology Advancement | | ITT TECH | | | | Personal computers have long been a mainstay for homes around the globe. With uses such as internet surfing, communication, homework and finance tracking and business the personal computer has been a valuable asset. As the computer evolves during the next 20 years the possibilities seem endless. Here are some of the ways computers may evolve in the next 20 years. As technology develops and improves so does the personal computer. Smaller and faster computer chips are constantly being developed which personalize the computer even more. Stronger and more powerful micro processers will create a more realistic visual environment which will make interaction with the personal computer even easier. The next generation of chips will also provide better interaction through speech and visual recognition. Current programs are able to recognize and respond to your voice but future programs will also be able to read your lips through visual recognition which can be useful to those who are unable to speak. As you dictate to your computer it will recognize when you leave and it will stop dictating. As further developments are made in interactive software our personal lives will become simpler. The next generation computer will be able to learn from our past internet browsing and help us to improve upon it. Tasks such as internet shopping will be made easier by tracking prior experiences...
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...India’s GDP and Information Technology Group 5 – Div A Tejaswini Vaidya Mohit Mittal Harshul Trivedi Akshay Mohta Tomy Augustine Contents India’s GDP 3 IT and India 4 IT and its Contribution to GDP 4 Investments in the IT sector in India 5 Education & its impact on GDP 8 Conclusion 9 India’s GDP India’s GDP has grown steadily since 1991, after the Prime Minister Narasimha Rao initiated the economic liberalization of 1991. The reform reduced tariffs and interest rates, terminated public monopolies and allowed autocratic approval of FDI ( Foreign Direct Investments) in many sectors. Fig 1: India – Gross Domestic Product The GDP of India is essentially divided into three broad sectors. 1. Industry and Services: Accounts for 26.3% of the total GDP 2. Agriculture: 18.1% of the total GDP 3. Services: 56.6% of the GDP 4. Total Labor force: 487.6 million 5. Labor force in services: 34% ~ 165.5 million IT and India India gained recognition due to its IT and ITES sector. The ITES can be broadly classified into IT Services and BPO (Business processing outsourcing). The first software export zone setup in India was in Mumbai, the SEEPZ Park, in 1973. Significant growth has taken place since then in the IT Services sector and consequently the net contribution to the GDP has been growing ever since. India’s reputation as both as a source and a destination for skilled workforce helped improve its relations with a number of world economies...
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...Problem Solving Theory Doctor Hill April 6, 2015 PARADIGM SHIFT There is a whole lot of Technology that could be written about in the technology world. The one thing I believe that will have a big impact on how we live within the next 20 years, Is the personal computers. Computers will have much more memory to store the important stuff. Sooner or later they’ll become touch screen much like your phone or tablet. They are also in the works on some type of speech recognition programs. So that would also change up the way we type, and make more space. This would allow you to just speak to the computer, and it will type for you. There are many new ideas on upgrading our technology, but there is a lot of work still to be done. The main thing everybody wants is more memory. People want to be able to store all of their important documents, family photos, and movies on their computer instead of caring around an extra hard drive. Recently a technology called the cloud storage is available to store data online. There is just a little charge for it to keep up with your files and maintain the security and upkeep. This will allow you to store all your information online and there will be no need for external hard drives. So it would be one less thing people will need to keep up with. The Less things to take up space, is becoming more relevant in the technology world. So the smaller the computer is equals less room it’s going to need. It seems like there will...
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...the United States of America. Sometimes it’s better to let the things in the past, stay in the past but not when it comes to policing, back in the late 1800s and early 1900s police made people feel safe within their community. Police officers would walk the streets patrolling the neighborhood, standing on street corners talking to the neighbors in the community and actually getting to know the people who they help protect. That was when citizens and police officers actually knew each other on a first name basis, when citizens felt police officers cared about them and what went on in their community. During this era citizens felt safer and had a better relationship with the police but as time went on and technology got better the relationship that was developed between...
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...the bids. They are: Performance & Quality, Service, Price (total cost of purchase determines the pricing factor) and Financing. By applying a value to each, a better evaluation of the bids can be made. Performance & Quality was perceived to be of utmost importance to the point where the success of the project depended on it. This was given a high value of 40 with the other three taking 20 each for a total of 100. The Merakuri bid scored the highest with 85 followed by Pnutype with 70 and Jabaking with 60. Jabaking is the current supplier of our presses which came about as a result of a favour from the owners. Platinum Box has always felt indebted to Jabaking and may feel some loyalty as a result but the inability of their current presses to meet the quality specification put forward has dismissed them as supplier at this time. Also the union presence is strong at Jabaking which could result in a union push towards Platinum Box if they were chosen as the supplier. The new technology used by Pnutype has a high risk attached. It has a very short track record and the technology should be better proven before it can be adopted by Platinum Box. This leaves Merakuri as the preferred vendor with its acceptable product quality, highest production...
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...Matt Hamilton Paradigm Shift The new Technology that’s in use today that I think that could very much change the world the next 20 years would be touch screen technology. It has changed so much of how all of us going form business owners to medical and just everything. And in 20 years from now it will be so much more advanced to the point where I think we will be able to use these devices with our eyes. First one I see it really doing a lot for is in the medical field. It has already changed so much with touch screen technology where doctors can see a patient’s whole entire body without having to use X Rays. I personally think X-Rays will become extinct pretty much because of this. A person could be lying down and have a simulated diagram of the person brain for example or complete skeleton layout and can handle everything right there. Surgeries thus can be much easier and prognoses could me a lot placed better I think. Just all around I think the medical field will be changed. The emergency field for sure would be changed also I can see in the next 20 years. I see how the emergency field is now with for example 911 calling center to alarm systems will soon be drastically changed. First off the call center when someone calls in that need the police a screen can automatically pop up and it will show who’s calling street address and zooming capabilities to see exactly what the emergency is whether it’s a burglary or any type of home invasion. Also the people who...
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...process. It enables an organization to adjust and respond quickly to immediate and future changes to its business requirements. In its simplest terms, workforce planning is the process of ensuring the “right people are in the right place at the right time” to accomplish the mission and goals of the organization. The objective of this five (5) year workforce analysis is to determine the sample company's (ASC) present and future human capital needs, in order to achieve its strategic business goals set out below. ASC in an Analyzer style company that has been in operation for approximately 50 years. This company currently operates three core sectors; manufacturing, technology and technology/manufacturing. The manufacturing sector (1), which has been producing a core product line for 25 years, is experiencing a steady decline in profits of 10% a year over the past 5 years. The technology sector (2), which has been in operation for approximately 3 years, utilizes leading edge technology resulting in healthy profits. It is the intention of this organization to phase out the manufacturing sector over the next 5 years; making the technology sector (2)...
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...Research Sample The Next-Generation Battery Roadmap: Quantifying How Solid-State, Lithium-Sulfur, and Other Batteries Will Emerge After 2020 Lead Analysts: Coverage Area: Energy Storage Cosmin Laslau, Ph.D., Senior Analyst October 2015 Lilia Xie, Research Associate Christopher Robinson, Research Associate Research Sample Executive Summary Today’s Li-ion batteries are under intense pressure to evolve, leading to longerrunning electronics, cheaper electric vehicles, and a market for stationary storage; through our analysis, we find that: The biggest growth in batteries will actually come from gradually evolving Li-ion batteries, through incremental innovations like higher-voltage cathodes and electrolytes, paired with higher-capacity active materials like silicon-containing composites Next-generation batteries must wait until nearly 2030 to gain noteworthy market share – around then, solid-state batteries will win about $3 billion in transportation and $2 billion in electronics; lithium-sulfur will capture market share, too, though its growth will be slower Early adopter markets will be key – we recommend focusing on military, wearables, IoT 100% 80% Battery type 60% market share in 40% transportation 20% 0% Li-ion Advanced Li-ion Lithium-sulfur Solid-state 2 Research Sample Table of contents Landscape 4 Evolving Li-ion will be tough to beat, thanks to advanced cathodes and more 6 Applications will continue...
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...Year 10 Communications Technology Unit: Animation Task Title: Stop Motion Name: Teacher: Mr Rogers Year: 2012 Term: 3 Date Given: 3/08/2012 Prelim Date: 4/09/2012 Due Date: 14/09/2012 Context for Learning The moving pictures that we see on our television or at the movies are made up of many thousands of still pictures that, when played back reasonably quick, trick our brains into thinking there is movement. Modern video is composed of up to 30 frames per second and seems smooth when viewed. This same effect can be achieved at much lower frame rates and clever use of camera and editing techniques can create the illusion of movement when none really exists. Through these methods animated reality can be achieved, avoiding the need to draw 20-30 frames for every second of video. Assessment Task Design and produce a stop motion animation video. This will involve: 1. Writing a proposal outlining your planned story and how you intend to produce your animation (hand drawn, clay models, Lego/action figures/teddy bears, furniture, etc.) Also explain what equipment and software you plan to use (ask for assistance if uncertain). Follow the format on the next page. 2. Creating a storyboard with enough panels to demonstrate the shooting and editing plan. Follow the format on the next page. 3. Shoot and edit your video sequence using available equipment and software. Add sound effects, dialogue and music. Export as an AVI, WMV or MP4 file format at a high quality resolution saved...
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...After a careful and extensive analysis of Ocpers current network configuration, and giving thought in the direction that Ocper is going in the next 20 years based on your presidents comments. I Christian D Thompson under the direction of Network Consulting Firm (NCF) recommends the following changes be made to Ocpers current network infrastructure. These recommendations where made by looking at the following: • Existing infrastructure- how does the current infrasturcture perform is it fiesable to keep it in place and suplement it’s poor performance with new tecnology. • New Technology- is there new technology available that can better support the companies needs and growth over the next 20 yrs. • Pros and Cons- what are the benefits of upgrading to a new topology and the negatives of upgrading. • Future exspansion- can the existing coaxial infratructure support the companies growth over the next 20 yrs. • Cost- how much will, it cost the company for initial upgrade and future growth. These are our recommendations: Your company currently has 20 workstations connected with coaxial cabling. The company wants to expand and double its size in the next 20 years. We recommend that you upgrade your cabling at the minimum to a twisted pair CAT5 or CAT6, preferably CAT6. Coaxial cable for network connections is obsolete and does not provide the performance or scalability to support a growing company. All though twisted pair cabling is a suitable choice for your company...
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...“Paradigm Shift” The technology that I believe will change in the next 20 years is the cellular phone. This technology has already undergone major changes in the last 5-10 years with the induction of the “smart phone”. With this device, users are able to not only make phone calls, but they are able to do a number of things to include web browsing and banking functions. One change will be the hand-held model. I believe with new technology, phone calls will be made via hands-free devices. The aforementioned will eliminate the need to walk around with a physical phone in your hand, pocket, etc. iWatches and wireless devices have already begun to serve as alternatives to traditional hand-held phones. Another change on the horizon of cellular phones is the camera feature. This feature allows us to take pictures and face-to-face chat through FaceTime and other similar applications. As mentioned above, this can be done with a watch or similar wristband type device; eliminating the need to physically hold the phone. One would simply be able to hold up their wrist device and point it at their face and see the other person’s face on the display. Lastly, I think devices will become smaller and not larger. The iPhone and Samsung Galaxy phones have seemingly gotten larger. This has mainly been due to the social media accessibility and gives customers more screen size to manage more applications simultaneously. As technology evolves, I believe we will one...
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...boom of the mid-1980’s gave Korean firms, like Samsung Electronics, the financial capacity to devote funds to R&D that has ultimately made them the leaders of the digital convergence era. As a leader, Samsung is dedicated to providing a world that is networked together including core components such as memory chips, along with, A/V equipment, computers, telecommunications devices, home appliances and other products that will offer a total solution for the digital convergence era.[1] This Digital – eCompany focuses on networking devices together, along with streamlining productivity in order to maximize R&D return. Business Areas CTO (Corporate Technology Operations): Leads R&D activities at the corporate level by defining mid to long term range strategies, enhancing R&D efficiency, and by developing shared technologies across software and production. • It strives to acquire better foresight than competitors • Company-wide R&D action plans provide better technological readiness. Digital Media: It is the industry leader in digital TV’s. Additionally, it competes in color monitors, DVD’s, notebook PCs, printers, and portable equipment. • Overall sales surpassed the industry record by breaking $10 Billion in 2006. Telecommunications Networks: This division includes mobile phones and telecommunications systems • In Q3-07, its global shipments of...
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...the years to what we have at the current moment where it is highly characterized by an incomparable level of media freedom, advanced media and communication technologies, ease of accessibility of news by the public as well as the various ways in which technology has been integrated to the media. The position that the British news media will be in the next 20 years is therefore an unimaginably advanced position. The media sector is projected to significantly advance on various front including technology, ease of reading news, affordability of acquiring news as well as the vast expanse of media freedom (Burrell, 2015). Technology forms the center stage at which the British news media would be in 20 years’ time. The technological foundation upon which the British news media was laid on since its establishment warranted a constant research into better forms of communication such as development of television among others which have placed the British news media on the forefront. In 20 years’ time, the British news media would have therefore significantly adapted to the existing technological advances especially in terms of improved computing power which would therefore translate to faster relaying of news from one point to another around the globe irrespective of the vast distances to be covered. The development of microprocessors that are significantly more powerful would therefore guarantee that news would be relayed in an idea and real time fashion. In addition to technology, the...
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...Market Opportunity: Competitive Landscape conduct numerous interviews with competitors, competitor dealers, and customers to develop a clear picture of the client’s position Strategic Options – L.E.K. compiled the rich data set developed in the preceding modules and used this in a collaborative fashion with company management to develop: reduce envirpnmental footprint,(legislation to reduce gren house emiissions) important in developed markets, not inportant in developing countries primary Segment; EMEA and North America. strategically reposition Bobardiar competitively by focusing on the high-value, high-margin segments where it could effectively establish a a competative advantage and develop a platform for growth. (Technology/Cost/Environment) Factors to consider External factors: The state of the global economy. Air travel is usually tied into GDP growth. we expect gerneal volitility but gobaly modest global growth. Fuel prices are also a key factor, Fuel prices are to remain at a price to allow for positive growth in the airline industry for the forseeable future. http://www.bombardier.com/en/media-centre/newsList/details.bombardier-commercialaircraft-bombardier-commercial-aircraft-rel.bombardiercom.html Facts: . Replacement demand in established markets, such as Europe and North America, and growth potential in emerging markets, such as Greater China and South Asia, are forecasted to drive the increase in deliveries. Operators will remain focused...
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...Paradigm Shifts Today’s cars technology are on the rises. For so many years, cars have been part of ours everyday lives. We uses cars to get from one place to another within the city and out of towns. Apparently, cars could save us lot of times through traveling. Cars had been upgraded and improved ever since. Like nowadays, we now have a driverless car which still waiting for approval from the government. What will happen in the next 20 years from now, if our cars technology are improving much more than what we actually have? I thinks that if we continue with the technology that we have now, we'll be in greater advance in the next 20 years or so. The futures cars will be flying in the air like in the movies called (“Back To The Future” and “The Fifth Element”). Ours future cars most likely be able to flow in midair by having magnet on the bottom of the cars and the roads should be made of magnet with the opposite side of magnetism, which will forces and lifts up the car in midair by the magnet from the car and the road. The Car should have a fan in the back which will be powered by electricity battery system motor. While the motor is being turn on, it will generate the power and move the car forward or backward in midair (kind of like the hovercraft designed by Christopher Cockerell back in 1955). The only different is that the car will be in midair but not in water or land. The first impact is on rules and regulations of traffic. The cars are no longer using the roads...
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