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Information Technology And Societal Development 1st Edition Andrew Targowski

Name: Information Technology And Societal Development 1st Edition Andrew Targowski
SKU: BELL-1620244
Price: 31.00 USD
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Information Technology And Societal Development 1st Edition Andrew Targowski instant download after payment.

Publisher: Information Science Reference

File Extension: PDF

File size: 12.68 MB

Pages: 462

Author: Andrew Targowski

ISBN: 9781605660042, 9781605660059, 1605660043, 1605660051

Language: English

Year: 2008

Edition: 1

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Information Technology And Societal Development 1st Edition Andrew Targowski by Andrew Targowski 9781605660042, 9781605660059, 1605660043, 1605660051 instant download after payment.

Latent in the current environment of rapid technological advances are breakthroughs waiting to be discovered that will have profound impacts on how organizations will cope with the direction civilization is taking. Information Technology and Societal Development examines in depth the full range of impacts of information technology on civilization and the development of societies. Uniquely broad in the scope of examining the societal implications of informational technology, this groundbreaking reference work makes an essential contribution to research libraries worldwide.