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© Brian Whitworth from 9 The Future is Information Technology Dr Brian Whitworth

© Brian Whitworth from 9 INFORMATION SYSTEMS Social Level Personal Level Software Level Hardware Level Person + S/W + Device S/W Code + Device Devices Online Community +Person + S/W + Device

© Brian Whitworth from 9 INFORMATION SYSTEMS & TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY SYSTEM Software Hardware Engineering Programming INFORMATION SYSTEM Online Business Online People Human-Computer Interaction Organizational Computing

© Brian Whitworth from 9 Software SMART Face-recognition Smart Robots (Roomba) Smart Houses Handwriting recognition CUSTOMIZABLE Language Translation Car diagnostics Voice- recognition Hardware Mini-TVs Cameras MINIATURE Cell Phone Ear-Piece Smart Business Cards Personal Networks ID Locator Chips Pull-Out Screens Holographic Keyboard TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION SOCIAL PEOPLE CONNECTED AWARE Location (GPS) Health Car Pet

© Brian Whitworth from 9 SECURE Anti-Virus Nomadic Networking PEOPLE FAIR ONLINE COMMUNITY Spam WikipediaE-Bay Trade-me MySpace Spyware E-Learning Polite Computing E-Voting Online Games INFORMATION SYSTEM INNOVATION Software Hardware USABLE EXPRESSIVE Touch Screen Help Mobile Browser Mobile Mobile Maps Mobile Purchases Local Google Mobile Chat Texting Blogs SOCIAL

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