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Friday, September 18, 2009

 

Join the Innovation Fray

It was a surprising news that globalization has been started since the discovery of the North America by Christopher Columbus in 1492.  Through the lecture, we learned how digital revolution transformed our society, especially politics, economics and even an individual’s life.

 

The author, Thomas L. Freidman’s idea of flattened world by digital revolution has consisted of significant elements that go in a chronological order such as the collapsing of Berlin Wall, World Wide Web browser-Netscape, Workflow software, uploading, outsourcing, off-shoring, and supply-chaining.

 

The author, Thomas L. Freidman explains well about flattened world by the following statement; 

 

             “This created a global, Web-enabled playing field that allows for multiple

            forms of collaboration on research and work in real time, without regard

            to geography, distance or, in the near future, even language.  “It is the cre-

            ation of this platform with these unique attributes, that is the truly impor-

            tant sustainable breakthrough that made what you call the flattening of the

            world possible.”

 

This article,  “It’s a Flat World, After All”, by Thomas L. Friedman   guided us how to find the right way of adopting new transformed, speedy world by digital revolution.  I conclude that this article is very persuasive and has a strong message, which tells us to wake up and suggest us to build our future against the “quite crisis”.


Comments:
A good start.

Next time choose one or two key points and discuss them in greater detail.
 
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