Summary
A compendium of thoughts on the future of the information society by 40 of the world's premier figures in technology.
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Bibliographic Details
Publisher: Pearson P T R
Published date: 1999
Size: 7.75 x 10.25 inches
Weight: 2.2 pounds
Pages: 320
Publisher's Notes
The key players of the information age come together to discuss the defining issues for business, commerce, and our working lives. Find out what over 50 of the world's most important market movers think about the way we do business and the way we will in the future. This book will transform your understanding of the impact the information age has on business with original contributions from world-renowned leaders auch as Bill Gates, Al Gore, Rupert Murdoch, Edith Cresson, Clifford Stoll, Peter Cochrane, and James Martin.
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