Information Technology Revolution Research Articles

Revolution in Data Market: A Study on Data Consumption in India

India has been a developing country; in the process of development India has seen massive revolution in information technology. As information technology industry is growing in a fast phase that has enabled the people to use smartphones and computers extensively which has resulted in excessive consumption of data. Smart phones are not just phones now they have become an integral part of our life, as a result of which the data consumption has also seen an immense growth. In this article we will be discussing on how smart phones have replaced many elements and also how extensively data is being consumed in the name of entertainment, though India is in developing stage which has a lot of disparities in rural and urban region, but in urban and semi urban and also in rural some portion of society, terrain there is a community which is using the data enormously. Data consumption has grown a massive growth specially in the period of covid. The covid lock down has also contributed to the OTT platforms like amazon prime, Netflix, voot, zee5 etc are demanded by the middle income and high income group people. We will be comparing the average amount spent on data purchase and average amount of data consumed per head. In this article we have attempted to understand at what rate data is being consumed, what is the average amount of money spend on data per head.

The Role of Virtual Libraries in the Contemporary World an Analytical Study

Virtual libraries play a crucial role in the development of libraries and information profession, as well as the advancement of working methods and service levels in cultural institutions such as museums and archives. These libraries are a global phenomenon resulting from the information and communications technology revolution, facilitated by the World Wide Web. Furthermore, virtual libraries are not just a cultural, educational, and scientific necessity, but also serve as a vital means of providing accurate and relevant information to users. This study aims to address the impact of artificial intelligence technology on the operations of libraries and documentation centers. Through examples of its implementation in libraries, study explore how these technologies can enhance the provision of information. Additionally, the study discusses the current state and challenges faced by virtual libraries, while elucidating their key features and user utilization.

Franco Moretti’s Interdisciplinary Approach and its Influence on Foreign Literature Studies in China

Western literary theorist Franco Moretti’s researches are featured with interdisciplinarity. His approach began with the conceptual model of “world literature”, followed by the methodology of “distant reading”, and ended with the practice of “computational criticism”. This paper aims to explore the dynamic interaction between Darwin’s evolutionary theory and Wallerstein’s world-systems analysis, as well as the interplay between close reading and distant reading, and the dialogue between traditional criticism and computational criticism. With the popularization of the Internet, the revolution of information technology and the wave of globalization, the categorization of disciplines with distinct barriers can no longer meet the complexity of modernization, and the call for interdisciplinary integration is constantly heard. Nevertheless, interdisciplinary research is in urgent need of theoretical framework and practical guidance for reference. This paper seeks to contribute to the interdisciplinary study of foreign literature in China within the purview of “new liberal arts”.

Analysis of The Influence of Information Availability, Economic Factors and Changing Trends on Travel Agent Business Sustainability in Digital Era

The goal of this study is to identify key factors in travel agent management and then differentiate their impact on the value creation of these companies. Researchers group methodologies for analyzing value creation in travel agencies into several main categories. The methods are interview and economic-financial analysis. Then we identify value creation indicators to determine economic value-added options, then we conduct empirical contrast. The research results reveal that travel agents, acting as intermediaries, have become highly relevant, absorbing nearly all industries of this sector's production. The historical analysis concludes that travel agents underwent a positive evolution in value creation during the studied period. The revolution in information technology, which increased staff productivity, and the process of sector concentration and association, which increased rotation, are the main factors driving this evolution. Investments in financial assets, tangible assets, and intangible assets also play an important role in transforming the sector's productive structure. While the evolution of margins plays a less significant role in value creation, the sector faces challenges due to price wars and strong competition. The positive impact of the sector's debt also increased, contributing to a significant increase in economic value-added. Finally, travel agents need to pay attention to these factors in their management in order to remain competitive and achieve their ultimate goal of creating value in this sector.

The emergence of the “information have-less” class of labor in the information age and its presence in Egypt

PurposeAt the beginning of the 21st century, a new class of information workers, the “information have-less” has risen. This class of workers alleviates the influence of information and communication technologies (ICTs) revolution on poverty and unemployment. The purpose of this study is to investigate the presence of this class of workers in Egypt and assess the size and potential growth of this category of workers.Design/methodology/approachThe study clarifies the conceptual framework of the new division of labor, in the information age. The Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics, American Chamber of Commerce in Egypt, Ministry of Communications and Information Technology and Information and Decision Support Center websites provided secondary data for this study. These data are used to assess the size of “the information have less” in Egypt.FindingsThe division of work and class, in the 21st century, depends on the level of skills possessed to work with ICTs. So, class and labor nowadays could be divided into self-programmable labor (Innovators). Information have-less labor class, adding value to the economy by learning skills and presenting repetitive work. Generic labor class, who cannot work with ICTs, and work in jobs, that do not need computers or other ICTs. The study has shown that the “information have-less” labor class is present in Egypt since the beginning of the 21st century, in all its categories; entrepreneurism, the service sector and the manufacturing sector. There are approximately 50% of this labor class in the service sector and only 13% of the information have-less works in manufacturing sector despite the great opportunities that Egypt has to expand manufacturing to absorb more employment. The inclusion of information technology (IT), in all domains, has not decreased employment in Western countries but has reallocated information have-less employment toward the service sector, and there would probably be the same effect in Egypt.Practical implicationsThe study highlights the need for Egyptian policymakers to encourage the manufacturing and service sectors to provide huge working opportunities. The Egyptian government has to change the educational policies, at all stages, to include digital learning skills so IT can be incorporated in a wide range of economic activities. Further research includes: conducting a survey to measure the contribution of the entrepreneurial part of the information have-less employment in Egypt. In addition, a model may be developed, by the researcher to examine the reallocation of employees in Egypt.Originality/valueStudying employment, in Egypt, using the conceptual framework of the information age is rarely being done.

Advanced Inorganic Semiconductor Materials

The information technology revolution has been based decisively on the development and application of inorganic semiconductors [...]

THE LEVEL OF TRANSFORMATION OF JORDANIAN UNIVERSITIES FROM TRADITIONAL EDUCATION TO INNOVATIVE EDUCATION FROM THE STUDENTS’ PERSPECTIVE

The study aimed to identify the level of transformation of Jordanian universities from traditional education to innovative education from the students' perspective, and to identify the difficulties that Jordanian universities face in the transformation process. A survey descriptive approach was used; the required information was collected through a questionnaire. The sample consisted of (214) undergraduate students who were enrolled in Jordanian universities in Jordan during the first term of academic year (2022/2023). The results presented the student’s response about The Level of Transformation of Jordanian Universities from Traditional Education to Innovative Education from the students' perspective was high. The researchers found that there isn’t statistically significant difference at the statistical significance level of (a=0.05) between the student’s responses towards the aforementioned role which can be attributed to (gender, faculty) & academic year in the second domain (the role of faculty members in transforming into innovative education) and the third (the role of the university environment in transforming into innovative education). However, they found that there is a statistically significant difference between the student’s responses according to academic year in the first domain (students' attitudes towards the transition from traditional to innovative education); The latter difference is in favor of the second-year students. The most important recommendations of the study: Holding annual training courses specialized in innovative education methods for faculty members and encouraging students to participate in issues related to the development of higher education in light of the requirements of the information-technological revolution that directs educational innovation

The construction of smart city community environment under the application of animation immersion technology integrated into southern Fujian Folk Culture

ABSTRACT With the rapid development of global information technology, data resources play an increasingly prominent role in society. Countries have issued ‘smart city’ strategic plans one after another, taking the sustainable construction of smart cities as an important means to enhance national competitiveness and seize the commanding heights of the new round of the information technology revolution. This paper selects southern Fujian for experiments to develop modern communication methods in some areas of China that have not undergone smart city upgrades. First, the animation immersion method under smart city technology is taken as the starting point. The folk culture of southern Fujian is integrated to analyze the importance of developing the smart city community under big data. Second, a combined system dynamics model and structural equation modeling are established. It is applied to intelligent, sustainable urban construction to explore the possibility of new development paths. The cities that apply the model proposed here for intelligent, sustainable construction have increased their output value in all aspects within five years. The maximum annual growth rate has reached 17.11%. Planners and designers base the smart city community environment on animation immersion technology. From the perspective of animation immersion planning, integrating the animation immersion technology of southern Fujian folk culture into the sustainable construction and development of the smart city community environment will help enhance the comprehensive competitiveness of the region.

The Indian Media’s Interface with Diplomacy

Diplomacy and its institutions have been constantly changing. The manner in which diplomacy was practised in the earlier centuries is vastly different from how it is being practised in the twenty-first century. These changes range from the emergence of the training of messengers, the start of record keeping of diplomatic exchanges, the establishment of resident embassies, codification of formal diplomatic processes, widening domain of actors and issues, the use of multilateral conferences, use of summitry and many others. This evolution has been both a result of and further resulted in changing the larger socio-political-economic dimensions that the world has undergone. Among the myriad contextual changes, the revolution in communications, information and media technology has been phenomenal. This has brought into focus terms like the CNN effect and Vietnam War Syndrome where it is argued that media has had an influence in directing foreign policy choices of countries. Hence, this article seeks to analyse the media’s interface with the most important institution of diplomacy, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. It specifically focuses on the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), India. Has the news media acted either as an impediment or an accelerator to diplomatic practice? Has the information overload caused the diplomatic fraternity to face a loss of autonomy in any manner? With the objective of seeking an answer to these questions from diplomacy’s perspective, the article explores the evolution of the External Publicity Division of the MEA, India. The External Publicity Division as it is generally known has been the nodal division leading the institutions’ interface with the media. The actuality of media’s interface with diplomacy in India’s case will be set in the backdrop of the existing literature in the fields of media, diplomacy and foreign policy.

Risk identification for business blockchain-based technology adoption via an advanced fuzzy MRDM architecture

Blockchain technology holds considerable amount of potential for all types of industries by executing transactions in a verifiable, efficient, and permanent channel. It has been widely viewed as a standard requirement for making industry ready for the future, but when it comes to practical applications, it still arouses numerous risks/challenges that need to be addressed. Therefore, it is essential to address this gap and establish a comprehensive and effective practical framework to align the information technology revolution with sustainable value creation. The purpose of this research is to realize to what extent an enterprise legacy system’s transformation benefits a blockchain-based system and to minimize its specific risk through a hybrid fuzzy MRDM (multiple rule-based decision making) model that integrates data envelopment analysis with rough set theory (DEA-RST) and the fuzzy DEMATEL approach grounded on a questionnaire derived from domain experts. We aim to point out the inherent risks of blockchain-based technology adoption and to assist senior engineers in designing or adopting a suitable architecture for practical operation and planning of any future integration and development. The potential risk evaluation of business blockchain adoption reveals that the priority improvement sequence based on dimensions is smart contract risk, value transfer risk, and standard risk. Furthermore, law and regulation are the most critical criteria.

ВЛИЯНИЕ ИТ-РЕВОЛЮЦИИ НА РЫНОК ТРУДА: ПЕРСПЕКТИВЫ РОСТА СПРОСА НА IT-СПЕЦИАЛИСТОВ И ВЫЗОВЫ ДЛЯ ТРАДИЦИОННЫХ ПРОФЕССИЙ

This article examines the impact of the information technology revolution on the labor market. Particular attention is paid to the prospects for growing demand for IT specialists and the challenges faced by traditional professions in a rapidly changing technological environment. Trends in the development of the labor market, factors contributing to the growth in demand for IT personnel are analyzed, and possible adaptation strategies for traditional professions are proposed.

Technological Leapfrog: from Amrit Mahotsav to the Digital Age

This article explores India’s extraordinary technological journey from the Amrit Mahotsav, marking 75 years of independence, to the present digital age. Using a data-driven approach, the narrative delves into key milestones, starting from the post-independence era, where the focus was on foundational nation-building, to the inflection point of the Information Technology (IT) revolution, the Mobile Revolution, and the transformative Digital India initiative. The data points highlight the exponential growth in the IT sector, the democratization of information through mobile technology, and the impact of initiatives like Aadhar and Digital India on governance and financial inclusion. The article also examines the rise of India’s start-up ecosystem, its global impact, and the country’s strategic investments in emerging technologies. As India steps into the Amrit Kaal, the data underscores the nation’s resilience, adaptability, and potential for continued technological advancement, shaping a future where technology fosters inclusivity and propels India onto the global stage as a technological powerhouse.

Krótki opis długiej historii języka polskiego

The article offers an overview of the history of Polish language from the 9th century up to the present moment. The development of the Polish language was informed by two processes, namely, linguistic diversification, which caused dialectal differences, and integration, which contributed to the constitution of the literary language. The first half of the 16th century constitutes a critical period in the evolution of Polish language. It is then that the inception of the literary language took place. Here, the invention of print turned out to be a communicative breakthrough, predominantly because it facilitated language integration. Consecutive stages in the history of Polish language were connected with historic events, like the loss of Polish independence and its regaining. Such events brought about changes in the status of Polish language. The most recent period in the history of Polish language begins in 1989, when vital socio-political changes, as well as the information technology revolution took place. It is also the time when the integrative processes intensified, and began including geographical, as well as stylistic linguistic variations (predominantly, by the expansion of colloquial Polish into other functional varieties of the language).

Analysis of International Law Regarding Technological Advancements and Cybersecurity in Indonesia

The progress of technology and its applications always has various implications, both for the order of social life, the development of the business world, and the advancement of moral, ethical, and legal values. The following will provide an overview of some technologies considered capable of transforming life globally in all its dimensions. Through multimedia technology, telecommunications have become highly advanced, encompassing basic telecommunications and including other value-added technologies. The widespread penetration of the internet, if not used wisely, can give rise to cybercrimes, a term used to refer to crimes committed in the virtual world or cyberspace. Cybercrime is considered a more advanced development of computer crime. Crimes in the field of information technology are relatively new compared to conventional forms of crime. Information technology crimes emerged concurrently with the advent of the information technology revolution. Additionally, it is characterized by social interactions that minimize physical presence, marking another feature of the information technology revolution. Law enforcement's efforts to counter cybercrime are heavily affected by existing legislation; several laws related to information technology, especially crimes associated with the internet, are regulated under national regulations.

A Study on Communication Behaviour of Wheat Growers in Reasi Distt. of Jammu & Kashmir, India

Introduction of latest interactive communication technology among the rural population has opened a new vista of researchers to find out viability, acquaintance, accessibility, satisfaction, constraints and many more issues of the launched electronic communication technology and systems. There exists a gap between the information available and its dissemination. There is a need to find out better and faster means of communication which will bridge the gap between the researches and their applicability. The information technology revolution has provided huge opportunities to make easy access to information with interactive distance learning. The mechanism of internet and T.V. aided information technology help to reach the unreach.
 Wheat is an important crop grown in hilly Distt. Reasi of Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir where different varieties of wheat are grown. Keeping in mind the importance of communication behaviour in the transfer of wheat production technology, a study on “Communication Behaviour of Wheat Growers in Reasidistt. Reasi of Jammu &Kashmir, India” was conducted in hilly District Reasi of Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir which was selected purposively. Out of 12 C.D. Blocks 4C.D.Blocks namely Reasi, Pouni, Katra and Thuroo were selected randomly. A sample of 20 per cent villages was selected randomly from selected Gram Panchayats. A sample of 20 per cent Gram Panchayats from each selected block was selected randomly. A sample of 20 per cent villages from the selected Gram Panchayats was selected randomly. A sample of 20 per cent (150) wheat growers was selected randomly from selected villages. Hence, a total of 150 respondents were finally selected for recording their responses for study purpose. Communication behaviour of wheat growers has been operationalised as information input, information processing and information output behaviour of the respondents. An index was prepared for studying the communication behaviour of wheat growers, wherein information input was studied in terms of sources of information, processing of information was studied in terms of evaluation, storage and transfer of information and information output was studied in terms of dissemination of information.
 It was found that the majority of respondents were using Extension Personnel of KVK, Extension Personnel of Departments of Agriculture, progressive farmers, television, relatives and friends and radio as arranged rank wise 1, 2, 3,4, 5 and 6respectively as the main sources of information on wheat production technologies referred as the information input behaviour of the vegetables growers.
 A large number of farmers used to evaluate (processing) the information by discussing with the elder family members, progressive farmers, neighbourers and local leaders/key communicators as arranged rankwise 1, 2, 3 and 4 respectively. Majority of wheat growers stored the information by memorization and writing in general notebooks as arranged rankwise 1 and 2 respectively. A large number of wheat growers transformed the information by rearranging the important information as per their needs and rearranging the information in local dialect. Majority of wheat growers disseminated the information (information output) to their family members, neighbourers and those who cultivate in their lands as arranged rank wise 1, 2 and 3 respectively. It was found that majority of wheat growers had medium communication behaviour towards different wheat production information sources.

The Image and Mission of Geographical Science in Ukraine

The image of Ukrainian geography is formed in the difficult conditions of the establishment of statehood, deep political and economic reforms, and geopolitical and military resistance to russian aggression. Geographical science still does not sufficiently respond to the contemporary demands of society for geographical information and geographical knowledge. The reformation of national science and education presents geographers with many new problems that need to be considered and solved. The latest information technology revolution, along with new technical capabilities, means more and deep complex requests for geographic information. The paper considers the mentioned issues. The authors focus attention on the features of the transformation of the functions of geographical science in the conditions of post-industrial society and new people’s interaction with natural systems. The technological findings created by modern society are a prospect for the implementation of many solutions in the sphere of sustainable economic, social, and ecological development, as well as the transition to new models of production and consumption, and adaptation to climate change. The paper mentioned that geography plays a significant role in the development of organizational plans and business models in EU countries in such areas as regional and local development, urban and community planning and development, emergency risk management, and transition to a circular economy. In Ukraine, unfortunately, geography, like other sciences such as mathematics and physics, is increasingly perceived as part of basic education. Public demand and the market for projects are practically not formed, which causes both gaps in the implementation of numerous EU directives and international standards, as well as the decline of the discipline. Currently, the war with Russia is definitely the one of the bitter phenomena that requires the involvement of geographers. The first reaction of scholars took place as early as 2014, which was reflected in the adjustment of several educational programs, including human geography, political geography, urban geography, landscape ecology, spatial planning and development, cartographic modeling and GIS, geography of transport systems, population settlement, etc. Simultaneously, today Ukrainian geographers talk about large-scale changes in research priorities, focusing on the assessment of losses and the potential for the restoration of territories, the sustainable development of cities and regions, and geostrategization.

Impact of Technology in Improving the Quality of Education and Human Resource Development

Education and human resource development have an important role in the progress of a country. In the era of globalisation and the information technology revolution, rapid changes in technology have created a variety of new opportunities and challenges in the education and human resource development sectors. The purpose of this study is to analyse the impact of technology in improving the quality of education and human resource development. This research uses a qualitative methodology in the form of a literature review, which implies that the research will examine and explain data by utilising information and textual content from various sources. The study results show that the influence of technology in improving the quality of education and human resource development has considerable weight. Changes in learning methods have sparked various developments in the education domain, including distance learning, online learning platforms, and entertainment-oriented learning models that encourage learning to be more engaging and collaborative.

Application of ChatGPT in Business Management and Strategic Decision Making

In the era of globalisation and the information technology revolution, businesses are faced with increasingly complex and dynamic challenges. Business managers and company executives are required to make the right and fast strategic decisions to maintain the company's competitive advantage in a rapidly changing market. Along with the development of AI and NLP, technology applications in business management have undergone significant developments. One of the latest promising innovations is the use of ChatGPT in the context of business management and strategic decision-making. This research aims to investigate the application of ChatGPT in the context of business management and strategic decision-making. This research is a literature review that adopts a qualitative method approach, which means it will analyse and interpret data by relying on information and text from various sources. The study results show that the application of ChatGPT in business management and strategic decision-making offers great potential for improving the efficiency, productivity and quality of decision-making. With its ability to provide quick responses, in-depth data analysis and personalised interactions, ChatGPT can be a valuable intelligent assistant for enterprises. Key benefits of using ChatGPT in business management are improved customer service, business process automation, and more data-driven decision-making.

Why the Discovery of the Overlapped Multiplexing Principle is Bound to Cause a Revolution in Communication and Information Technology?

Abstract This article firstly introduces the overlapped multiplexing principle discovered by Prof. Daoben Li, and the new channel capacity derived from it, which is far beyond the capacity of Shannon's channel, and then introduces the characteristics and superiority of the waveform coding theory and the brand-new communication system, OVXDM, which is the cornerstone of his work. The article exposes two paradoxes and major errors of Shannon's information theory that violate the basic principles of physics, and makes predictions about the future development of communication and information technology. It criticizes several erroneous views on the development of 6G mobile communications: 6G should move to millimeter-wave terahertz band, the only means to improve the spectral efficiency of mobile communications is ultra-large-scale MIMO, and exposes that the U.S. Starlink and StarShield satellites can realize the global Internet 6G communications when the deception, the essence of which is the seizure of space resources and maintenance of the U.S. space hegemony. He emphasizes the great advantage of overlapped multiplexing waveform coding over Shannon coding, and points out that the Internet is only a network built under the guidance of the old Shannon multi-user network theory, which is as outdated as Shannon's information theory and should be eliminated. The Internet and GPS are the kingpin espionage tools of the United States to control the global information hegemony and steal information from other countries. In order to abandon the U.S. information hegemony, our country must leave the GPS in addition to the Internet! Under the guidance of the theory of subversive overlapped multiplexing multi-user network, the author puts forward suggestions on the establishment of our country's independent ultra-large-capacity wide-area Ov information network, which is a brand-new integrated network including space, sky, ground, ground to underwater, underwater and other categories, with a capacity much higher than that of the Internet.

Ticket Sales Accounting Information System Design at PT. Taman Rekreasi Sengkaling UMM

The diverse tourism sector with its uniqueness and supported by the facilities and means of transportation available in tourist areas can make it easy for tourists to visit tourist attractions. The development of information and communication technology marked by the existence of the internet has brought society into a new era. The information and communication technology revolution has been marked in which information has become a commodity and a force for those who control it. Based on observations and interviews that the authors conducted in the field and on the internet, there is no website-based application that can map tourist attractions at PT. Taman Rekreasi Sengkaling UMM. This study aims to design and build a website-based tourism ticket sales accounting information system to make it easier for local and foreign tourists to access information and visit tourism objects at PT. Taman Rekreasi Sengkaling UMM. The system design model uses ADDIE. Based on the results of the application design that has been done, namely a website-based ticket booking application. The application can be accessed using the website from a smartphone computer or laptop and can provide information related to existing tourist objects and assist relevant agencies in promoting tourism at the PT. Taman Rekreasi Sengkaling UMM.