Real Cities Virtual Cities E-Book

Edoardo Chiesa

• Herausgeber: Youcanprint
• Kategorie: Fachliteratur
• Sprache: Englisch
• Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2012

Beschreibung

The book " REAL CITIES- VIRTUAL CITIES - How to build the real world environmentally and financially sustainable based on the New Telematic City - NTC" shows how, using tools currently known and popular, you can set that world ecologically and financially sustainable, which many hope. Expression of this new mode is the NTC - New Telematic City, not just an acronym, but a business, technological, social opportunity to detail and to achieve. The book first discusses the so-called "pillars" upon which the NTC is based: 1. 1. The first one is the ICT, namely information and communication technologies. 2. 2. The second one is the set of rules and regulations of the European Union, to ensure security and development within Europe. 3. 3. The third one consists of the oriental arts like yoga and martial arts, secular heritage of the East, capable of ensuring the personal development of each individual. It is then shown how, using the pillars with the help of innovative concepts never before assumed, it is possible to redesign the organization of society in the manner proposed by the author.

Leseprobe

Table of Contents

Title Page

Copyright © 2012

Premise

The Pillars

Preface

Thanks

Introduction: Real Cities and Virtual Cities

Previews

PART 1

1.1 The Services

1. 2 The dematerialized Services

1. 3 Using Information Technology, from its origins to the present day

1. 4 A possible new use of information technology, from our days in the near future

1.5 Some basic assumptions and their consequences: the adventure begins in the "New Telematic City "

1.6 The NTC as an evolution of the already existing: 10 examples

PART 2

2.1 The participation in social life: the socio-political model and the development of e-democracy

2.2 The development of telework and the new organization work free time

2.3 The Industrial teleworking

2.4 The Justice

2.4.1 Civil Law

2.4.2 Criminal Law

2.5 Health

2.6 Education and training

2.7 Security aspects

2.8 The Distribution, Logistics and Transport Interior

2.9 Banking, online payment fees for each transaction

2.10 Urban solutions are possible: the architecture of the NTC

2.11 The New Telematic City and people with disabilities

2.12 A summary: relations between public and private worlds, free time.

PART 3

3.1 The dual citizenship (Real / Virtual city and NTC)

3.2 The integration of real cities, Virtual City, New Telematic City

3.3 The transition from city real / virtual and NTC

3.4 Communication between New Telematic City: NTC2NTC.

3.5 Communication between New Telematic City and the rest of the world (not Telematic City) NTC2RW

3.6 The energy and the risk of a lack

3.7 The business idea

3.8 Examples of activities which develop and activities that are reduced in a New Telematic City

3.9 A word of caution

3.10 Even further

3.11 Latest insights

References and site links

Edoardo Chiesa

Real Cities

Virtual Cities

How to build the real world ecologically and financially sustainable based on

New Telematic City – NTC

Copyright © 2012

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Titolo : Real Cities, Virtual Cities

Autore : Edoardo Chiesa

ISBN: 9788866188070

Prima edizione digitale 2012

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where your security is guaranteed ...

where you are directly involved in public life from your home ...

where you have many different opportunities for work, leisure, professional and human growth ...

where the state and the bureaucracy drastically decrease their weight, while continuing to guarantee the social services you need ...

where you do not lose time for the transfer of work ...

where you can have as much, living with little ...

where you have a world of unknown opportunities to discover, invent, propose ...

"The reasonable man adapts himself to the world, the unreasonable man persists in trying to adapt the world to himself, therefore all progress is due to man unreasonable" GB Shaw.

Premise

This book was born after a long study on possible developments that, to date, can be expected considering both technological and organizational elements of the Western world, and other elements, the more targeted at the development of the individual, tradition, the latter, of the East world.