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about transcyberia.infoThe name of this blog, "transcyberia.info", obviously is a pun on the famous trans-Siberia express, the railway connecting Moscow with Beijing. That's a long way to go, through cold and empty lands. Likewise, we, personally and as a society, face a long trek through ("trans") the harsh and cold territory of cyberspace ("cyberia") towards the information ("info") society. the third waveWe all struggle to cope with a hurricane of changes in the way we work, play, communicate, travel, and generally in the way we live. Alvin Toffler has coined the term "future shock" for the anxiety we experience, living through this transition he calls the "third wave".
open technology economicsThe knowledge economy is powered by huge advances in information-processing and communications technology (ICT). Technology, in turn, intimately sculpts economic developments. In the eye of this storm, open source software and open standards protocols emerge as core technology platforms and crucial business enablers. Transcyberia.info focuses on this intersection of openness, technology and economics. Welcome aboard. Have a seat, and enjoy the ride! Your feedback and comments are appreciated. |
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Guido A.J. Stevens is internet entrepreneur. After obtaining his MBA (with distinction), he co-founded two open source technology companies: NFG Net Facilities Group provides Linux consultancy and high-availability hosting services. Atopia creates beautiful websites using the Plone CMS. creative commonsBlog Administration |