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Adding Up the Results So Far: Do We Now Live in the Information Age?

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Information Society and Technology Trends Scientific Research and Philosophical Inquiry Economic Development and Digital Transformation

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This chapter contains sections titled: Why Naming an Age is a Useful Exercise and so Hard to Do What Historians Can Teach us About the Process The Case Against the Information Age Can We Coexist on the Frontiers of a New Age? Lessons for Management and a Strategy For Change Concluding Thoughts

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