The advent of a new wave of converging technological innovations (especially in the area of telecommunications and information technologies) has heralded a true industrial revolution.

(b) The implications of the revolutionary improvements in the cost effectiveness of information technologies for the development of a global information infrastructure

Modern communications, including the revolution in information technology, have connected the world as never before.

Science and technology can be made to work for the poor by designing systems that utilize conventional science and technologies, such as those of the green revolution, and emerging technologies, such as information and communication technologies and biotechnology.

(viii) Encourage the design and implementation of science and technology systems targeted at the poor and at adapting conventional science and technologies, such as those of the green revolution, as well as emerging technologies, such as information and communication technologies and biotechnology

2. ICT innovations and opportunities

2. ICT innovations and opportunities8

However, on the basis of the evidence, it is apparent that the risks of failing to participate in the ICT revolution are enormous.

General description Information and communication technologies (ICTs), biotechnology and hydrogen energy technologies are major technological revolutions currently underway, which are bound to have a powerful effect on economic development in the years to come.

Expressing its concern that the gap in the information and communication technologies between the developed and the developing countries has continued to widen and that vast segments of the population in developing countries are not benefiting from the present information and technology revolution, and, in this regard, underlining the necessity of rectifying the imbalances of the global information and technology revolution in order to make it more just, equitable and effective,

Expressing its concern that the gap in the information and communication technologies between the developed and the developing countries has continued to widen and that vast segments of the population in developing countries are not benefiting from the present information and technology revolution, and, in this regard, underlining the necessity of rectifying the imbalances of the global information and technology revolution in order to make it more just, equitable and effective,

Expressing concern that the gap in the information and communication technologies between the developed and the developing countries has continued to widen and that vast segments of the population in developing countries are not benefiting from the present information and technology revolution, and, in this regard, underlining the necessity of rectifying the imbalances of the global information and technology revolution in order to make it more just, equitable and effective,

Expressing its concern that the gap in the information and communication technologies between the developed and the developing countries has continued to widen and that vast segments of the population in developing countries are not benefiting from the present information and technology revolution, and, in this regard, underlining the necessity of rectifying the imbalances of the global information and technology revolution in order to make it more just, equitable and effective,

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Science, technology and innovation policies are formulated in the light of the new opportunities generated by ICTs

But this is not the first time that we've had a technological revolution.

2. Expresses its concern that the gap in the information and communication technologies between the developed and the developing countries has continued to widen and that most developing countries are not benefiting from the present information and technology revolution, and, in this regard, underlines the necessity of rectifying the imbalances of the global information and technology revolution in order to make it more just, equitable and effective

To appreciate fully the scope and implications of the transformations that are under way, it is helpful to consider the heterogeneity of the technologies and services in the ICT revolution, and to consider the opportunities and constraints facing the producers and users of ICTs.

8. To achieve its goals in this area, UNCTAD uses to its maximum extent the leverage of the information technology paradox contrary to previous technological revolutions, which have largely concentrated economic power and competitiveness in a handful of capital rich and technology intensive national economies, the information revolution has made strategic technologies and information much more affordable, even for the smaller players.

Expressing its concern that the gap in the information and communication technologies between the developed and the developing countries has continued to widen and that vast segments of the population in developing countries are not benefiting from the present information and technology revolution and, in this regard, underlining the necessity of rectifying the imbalances of the global information and technology revolution in order to make it more just, equitable and effective,

Many recognize that only a minority of people are benefiting from the ICT revolution, but national governments do not have the financial resources to introduce active policies that would promote the accumulation of technological capabilities and the use of ICTs in support of sustainable development goals.

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2.6 Benefiting socially and economically from ICT innovations

The primary impetus for the convergence of those different forms of information was clearly technological change, and the key technological change had been the rapid diffusion of digital technology into an ever wider array of information businesses.

The information technology revolution, including the Internet, should be used to expand and exploit trading opportunities.

2.6 Benefiting socially and economically from

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Reforms were initiated in the areas of human resources, finance and information technology.

The structure of modern enterprises, advanced technology and, ultimately, the technical processes which stem from the modern information and digital revolution have triggered structural changes in the organization and exercise of power.

But it would be a mistake to over learn the lessons that the Arab revolutions have taught about information, technology, and power. While the information revolution could, in principle, reduce large states power and increase that of small states and non state actors, politics and power are more complex than such technological determinism implies.

Articulating and testing of the corporate strategy is the first step to future decisions on

The advent of a so called Global Information Infrastructure (GII) has often been described as the necessary ingredient without which the benefits of the third industrial revolution (that of information and information technologies) would remain out of reach for a large part of the world s population.

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