| Filling the Gap: Enterprise & Government 2.0 |
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| Written by robert_syputa | |
| Saturday, 26 May 2007 | |
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Enterprise 2.0/Government 2.0, telecommuting and similar efforts are not working as well as The only way this gap can be filed is by the use of wireless broadband. No wired network has the degree of immediacy and flexibility that brings people and information together.. that molds information and computing environments to the user. No system that works via fixed location can become the 'information super highway' that can replace the need to commute or that will fit lifestyle to work in the Information Age. Widely available IP based broadband wireless access fills the gap between business and government operations that occur within the domain of the organization and those that occur in the field and among telecommuters. The major reasons why Enterprise 2.0/Government 2.0, telecommuting and similar efforts to organize around information rather than central location organized work flows is that the immediacy and availability of information and rich media access has been lacking. What fills the gap is giving individuals real-time, everywhere access. This bridges the gap between office and remote location and opens up many opportunities for better connecting with customers and government clients.
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Green4G - Now is the right time for the wireless industry to lead the information age society as the most effective and productive way to progress while reducing environmental impact. Next generation Wireless is the most dynamic 'technology environment' to bring people and information together.. the 4G super highway of the post fosil fuel age. Stand up to the challenge and exciting opportunities.
Green 4G advocates pro-active use of broadband as an enabler of Green communications methods used in work and personal activities. Join us to take advantage of industry promotion, legislative agenda and exchange of information.
i. Solar power
ii. Fuel-cells
iii. Co-generation
Use of wireless for power monitoring, distribution and
load-shedding
i. Greater use of telecommuting
ii. Video and on-site teleconferencing
iii. Paperless office
iv. Higher use of ridesharing and car pooling
v. More efficient use of transportation via data rich GPS-mapping
This outline only scratches the surface of individual developments and combinations of efforts that are within the embrace of the concept of using next generation wireless as the ‘information super highway’. These benefit from the combination of always-on connectivity, reasonable cost rich media and data services, and creative programs and SaaS and location aware and social networking capabilities.