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Energy is one of the obvious challenges of the future. The problem with energy, as described in the article, is that the continuously developing technology and the new, more diverse and powerful economies require energy resources to be supported. Increase demand on the global market for products and services imply an increasing use of energy and a continuous need for it. The article shows that the demand for energy will grow with 60% in the interval 2002-2030, which is an enormous figure.
At the same time, while the demand for energy grows at an accelerated pace, the known energy resources diminish. Oil resources are in the last decades, as are the resources of natural gas. Even more so, it looks that, despite this situation, a lot of energy is actually wasted, without it producing any positive...
Technology has the capacity to create innovative solutions by which energy can be better used. This would mean, on one hand, saving energy, creating projects that consume less energy resources, while remaining just as efficient.
Another important direction in which technology can also be used is the development of new sources of energy. This has already made its way on the market, including renewable sources of energy, such as the solar, wind or wave energy. The idea is to invest more into these technologies. The obligation of the international governments is to financially and legislatively support the research and development into these fields, while ensuring that the proper framework is in place to encourage…
Future Reform Predict the form and function of medical health records in 2030 (provide specific example to support your response). Models for healthcare delivery are changing, the institutions that deliver it are transforming themselves or being transformed by the marketplace and of course information technology is helping to enable that transformation. Medical technology today is transforming the way healthcare is delivered, managed, and assessed, with a continued shift from the old record
He doesn't mention Apple's iPod, iPod Touch, and iPad, but those devices also pose a challenge for traditional radio broadcasting. People can "…select music that suits their individual tastes and many have wider repositories of music in their own libraries" -- thanks to the iTunes and similar services -- than are offered on the playlists of radio broadcasters (Picard, p. 1). Moreover, Satellite and Internet radio are offering "hundreds of
Future: Prediction's in Huxley's Brave New World Aldus Huxley's famous dystopian novel, Brave New World, was written over 75 years ago, yet is because it's some of it's predictions about future society are seen to be amazingly prophetic. This is certainly one of the reason's the novel is considered a modern classic, since as Huxley writes in his 1958 introduction to the novel "a book about the future can interest
Electronic content analysis schemes are generally underdeveloped (Howell- Richardson & Mellar 48).In this paper, we employ a modified Henri's model that makes use of the rate of expert participation, patterns of interaction well as the depth of processing. The analysis of the comments on "the future of IT profession will narrow down to three types of jobs" (Consultants, Project Managers and Developers) was started from the very first comment
Making use of e-learning may require HR departments to gain better knowledge of current technical tools at their fingertips, but ultimately, "the entire organization [must] line up to the same set of common goals and ensure that everyone is rowing in the same direction," only then can one "achieve a higher level of organizational performance." (Greengard, 2003, p.1) Human resources must provide a holistic vision of how organizations can
Diversity in the United States Diversity has contributed to America's culture ever since the country was founded. In the beginning, the country consisted of various immigrant groups who brought their individual beliefs, religious practices, unique craftsmanship and inventiveness from all over the world. The United States was considered a melting pot because of its inherent diversity due to the vast immigrations from all over the world. However, even despite the vast