SamTech.com: Why bother with a boring real life? ...

-
SamTech.com: Why bother with a boring real life? ...: Yes,   Virtual reality is there. Why bother with a boring real life when, in an online world, a person can fly through the air, have ad...

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

E- LIBRARY

-
Image
These are the notes i have prepared that i believe will help you in one way or the other.                   Basic mathematical operations Ratio and proportion Direct and inversely proportion GRAPHIC DESIGN Adobe photo shop course outline   Practical exercises and Assignment Be a pro with simple steps in PS e-assessment test   proposed test Adobe Illustrator CS6 Course outline exe 3D house modelling Practical exercise one COMPUTER APPLICATION SUBMIT YOUR ASSIGNMENT HERE ICT PRACTICAL COURSE OUTLINE Introduction to computers Basic notes Introduction to computer application 1 course content Practice Quizes MS Office Computer Security ICDL Course Outline PROGRAMMING C Programming Database Management System Course outline MSQL Introduction to OOP NET-WORKING IT- Essential CYBER FORENSICS Revision quizes COMPUTER MAINTENANCE SUMMERY NOTES Hardware Assignment T...
Read more

Rail transport and technology

-
 BOOKS Sustainable Rail Transport 4    $.100 Structural Reform in the Rail Industry  $.30 The Urban Rail Development Handbook $.100 Introduction to Rail Transportation $.20 Railway Transportation Systems $.50 Efficiency in Railway Operations and Infrastructure Management $.20 Operation and Maintenance Performance of Rail Infrastructure A time of unprecedented change in the transport system $.10 The Geography of Transport System $.50 Rail Transport Regulation $.10 Rail Infrastructure in Africa Financing Policy Options $.40 Rail Infrastructure Tariiffs $.20 Sustainable High Volume Road and Rail Transport in Low-Income Countries $.60 THE ECONOMIC FOOTPRINT OF RAILWAY TRANSPORT IN EUROPE $.40 Kenya’s New Lunatic Express: The Standard Gauge Railway $.5
Read more

Internet Of Things (IOT)

-
Image
A recent study by the  McKinsey Global Institute  forecasts that the Internet of Things (IoT) will create economic benefits between $4 to $11 trillion by the year 2025. This includes profits to device-makers, efficiency, new businesses and savings to consumers from better-run products. The report suggests that the economic opportunity created by IoT has been hardly utilized and most people who are working in the space of IoT are still in the early phase. McKinsey’s central finding is that the hype may actually understate the full potential but that capturing it will require an understanding of where real value can be created and a successful effort to address a set of system issues, including interoperability.
Read more