The paradigm of communication has changed dramatically since the revolution in information and communication technology (ICT) in the late twentieth century. And not only has it changed because in the new global ecosystem millions of people have become broadcasters; in the current era of web 2.0, society is changing in all its activities, from education and scientific research to health and social relationships. This is the thesis of the sociologist Manuel Castells, the expert who has best explained the digital revolution and its consequences.

20 may 2010

Cristina Ribas, Information Society

Google is the most highlighted entrepreneurship from the first decade of the twenty-first Century because it has known how to take full advantage of the possibilities of change that technology offers. Its success contrasts with the increasing difficulties from the global suppliers to adapt to the new scenario of the ICT market.

27 January 2010

Alfred Comín, Information Society

Those responsible for corporate information systems will have a dilemma in the coming years: either technology will be another tool without a strategic role or it will become a key of corporate competitiveness.

12 January 2010

Alfred Comín, Information Society

Business training adapts 3D simulation tools designed for the digital natives, who are students today and tomorrow will have senior positions in business, who understand in real-time the operation of more complex business models.

6 January 2010

Alfred Comín, Information Society