Yi-Tzuu Chien
生駒 : 奈良先端科学技術大学院大学, 2002.12
Lecture ArchiveTechnology innovation is the springboard for economic development in a modern society. In the area of information technology over the last 30 years , it is well recognized that many innovations have contributed to the economic b enefits of the society: from timesharing of early days, graphical user interface s, the Internet, RISC processors, relational databases, World Wide Web, to the p resent-day digital libraries. Less well known is the fact that each of these in novations has gone through an extended period of funded research that draws vari ous human, physical, and organizational resources into play, by accident or desi gn, leading to the end result. Meantime, as the information society faces new c hallenges, both technical and social, we need to develop a fresh research agenda in order to sustain the innovation process. In this talk, we’ll examine this process in search of a successful model for organized research. The experiences of digital libraries and related work in the past 10 years will be used a
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電子化映像資料(1時間15分1秒)
NAIST-IS COE Seminar ; 第2回
情報科学研究科・ゼミナール講演 ; 平成14年度
講演者所属: WTEC, Inc. USA
講演日: 平成14年12月13日
講演場所: 情報科学研究科大講義室
Japan
English (eng)
English (eng)
