Applications, Implications, Adam, J.A., IEEE Spectrum, March 1993, pp. According to Paul Saffo, a research fellow at the institute for the Future, Menlo Park, Calif. The author disagrees. More reasons for the likely early adoption are to be found in the cost. The projects of interest include for example, multimedia experiments of MIT, CMU, the First Cities Consortium, and Stanford.
Revolution is a sudden, radical or complete change.
According to Stewart, to anyone in business that sounds about right. Growing up around these is the new information-age economy, whose fundamental sources of wealth are knowledge and communication rather than natural resources. Each one of the above transformations are enough to cause a revolution. However, we don't have that luxury. However, says the author, change means opportunity.