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The computer has replaced the kettle of molten steel as the representative symbol of a growing economy. The assembly line has given way to the cubicle farm. Instead of coke and iron ore, information is now our critical raw material. We transform data and information into knowledge and ideas: An invisible production line co-exists with the factory floor and its output is knowledge. Every physical p......

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Source:wistechnology.com By Byron Glick 02/16/04


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