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Could we speak of a fifth wave of IT&C?

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In this paper, we intend to point out some specific aspects of the information society, together with the four waves of the information technology. Since the progress of the human society is impossible to stop in a future globally information-based society, the following question came to us naturally: “What is after that?”. Our answer is direct and concise and involves the intelligence of the future systems and the possibilities of successfully linking these technologies to the biological systems and not only. Key-Words: Knowledge, IT&C, Cyberspace, Internet, waves, society, bio-techno-system

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2001Understanding the Digital Economy: Data Tools, and ResearchUnderstanding the Digital Economy: Data Tools, and Research, edited by BrynjolfssonErik and KahinBrian, Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2000.

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