Innovation lessons from new IT trends
While I was reading the last article by Ephraim Schwartz, InfoWorld on ecommercetimes.com, and combining it with Kathy Sierra new proposed discussion on the best model of innovation, I have been wondering how those two main streams can be connected or related? Continue reading…







On his last article Gene J. Koprowski in www.TechNewsWorld.com, which is part of the ECT News Network mentioned a new study which indicates that public, wireless broadband networks planned by both big and small cities may provide Internet access to as many as six million homes within five years. 
As public space, digital networks offered opportunities for public participation, dialogue and intervention. This project created a network database to support the Mobile Digital Commons Networks MDCN projects as well as conduct research with sensors in the urban environment.
The purpose of this conference – the first of a series of conferences organized by DG REGIO on regions and economic change – was to give interested parties, particularly Structural Funds Managing Authorities, insight into successful strategies and practices for “improving knowledge and innovation for growth”, 
MIT 2006 Innovations in Management conference showcases MIT Sloan School of Management faculty research that has a direct bearing on the innovation process and its implications for corporate performance.
International Telecommunication Union (ITU) has just released its new statistics on global broadband penetration per 100 inhabitants as of 1 January 2006. Iceland has taken over as this year’s leader from Korea with Netherlands, Denmark and Hong Kong, China rounding out the top five.
Science and Engineering Indicators (SEI) is first and foremost a volume of record comprising the major high quality quantitative data on the U.S. and international science and engineering enterprise.