Anthropological measurements of smart society: theoretical and conceptual experience

Abstract

Purpose. The relevance of anthropological measurements of smart-community unfolds in plane of the evolution of society from industrial to post-industrial, and then from the informational to the smart-society. In the context of this evolution, were analyzed the relationship between «human and society» and presented conceptualization of anthropological measurements of smart-society as a smart, intelligent and highly technological. In the basis of smart-society, it turns out that very sought-after becomes the smart-man, who works in the highly innovative environment that is determined by information and communication technologies. In this article, was substantiated the introduction of smart-technologies, which require the development of smart-management, smart-business, smart-State, which are based on new interaction of man and society. Methodology – anthropological, systematic, informatiological, synergistic methods and approaches that give an opportunity deeply penetrate into this type of society, which coming to replace the informational type of society. Anthropological and socio-axiological approaches allows to reveal the socio-anthropological and socio-axiological surveys of smart-society, based on person, education, knowledge and progression of society to the society of knowledge and innovation. Scientific innovation of the research is that, that in this research in the first time was presented the conceptualization of smart-society in the philosophical and anthropological survey and developed conceptual-categorical apparatus. It is concluded, that smart-man is the subject of smart-society, based on the digital economy as the result of high-tech society. Conclusions. Breakthrough in the ICT system determined deep meaningful changes in all areas of professional and social activities, so today there is every reason to talk about the evolutionary transformation of the information society

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