Thursday, July 21, 2005
Who does not have mobile telephone nowadays?
From International Herald Tribune. Inside a report from Gartner it is assured that during 2005 800 million mobile telephones will get to be sold. As emergent markets they highlight India and China. As dominate companies of the market Nokia and Motorola, following very of near for Samsung.
All in all, who does not have a mobile telephone nowadays? Therefore, what better communication channels with the citizen that that device that accompanies us everywhere and that already is part of our lives. That's why solutions that favor this communication channel are well received, as the proposal of e-participa...
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We do not invent, we adapt
As a result of having read an article in Baquía about Digital Darwinism minted by Evan Schwartz , I realize that the evolutionary process of the society obliges us to adapting to the new characteristics of our environment.
CiberSociety, obliges us as citizens, as administration, as government to carry out a series of changes to survive. The Digital Divide transfers a situation of disadvantage that has always existed to this new society. The Digerati as erudite class are rising up, the cities also change and they configure itself according to the needs for its citizens, rising the concept of Ubiquitous City.
And the Public Administration does time that has realized in the group this change for what all want to be of the e-Administration, concept that does not do only references to the application of the ICT, but to one all that it comprises organizational changes and cultural. e-Government is behaviour, to be, is order to adapt to the Information Society..
Technorati Tags: ubiquitous+city digerati e-administration e-government electronic+government innovation digital+darwinism digital+divide
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Thursday, July 21, 2005
Who does not have mobile telephone nowadays?
From International Herald Tribune. Inside a report from Gartner it is assured that during 2005 800 million mobile telephones will get to be sold. As emergent markets they highlight India and China. As dominate companies of the market Nokia and Motorola, following very of near for Samsung.
All in all, who does not have a mobile telephone nowadays? Therefore, what better communication channels with the citizen that that device that accompanies us everywhere and that already is part of our lives. That's why solutions that favor this communication channel are well received, as the proposal of e-participa...
Technorati Tags: m-government e-government mobile+telephone e-participa TAO-gedas mobile+connector communication+channel citizen+participation
We do not invent, we adapt
As a result of having read an article in Baquía about Digital Darwinism minted by Evan Schwartz , I realize that the evolutionary process of the society obliges us to adapting to the new characteristics of our environment.
CiberSociety, obliges us as citizens, as administration, as government to carry out a series of changes to survive. The Digital Divide transfers a situation of disadvantage that has always existed to this new society. The Digerati as erudite class are rising up, the cities also change and they configure itself according to the needs for its citizens, rising the concept of Ubiquitous City.
And the Public Administration does time that has realized in the group this change for what all want to be of the e-Administration, concept that does not do only references to the application of the ICT, but to one all that it comprises organizational changes and cultural. e-Government is behaviour, to be, is order to adapt to the Information Society..
Technorati Tags: ubiquitous+city digerati e-administration e-government electronic+government innovation digital+darwinism digital+divide