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Enabling Society with Information Technology
The spread of information technologies is changing how organizations are structured and how people work and live. This volume contains a selection of 36 chapters from among the more than 100 presentations given at the 2000 International Conference on the Information Society in the 21st Century held in Aizu-Wakamatsu, Japan. The work presented here not only covers the most recent research results in emerging information technology-based fields, but also reflects on their impact on society at large. The chapters of the book are in six parts: Information and knowledge management; collaborative Internet, multimedia, and electronic commerce; robots and auditory interfaces; the knowledge-driven economy and society; information technology-based educational options; and newly emerging technologies. Everyone interested in how information technology is evolving will benefit from this publication.
edited by Qun Jin, Jie Li, Nan Zhang, Jingde Cheng, Clement Yu, Shoichi Noguchi.