If "Blade Runner" was set in the desolate aftermath of technology run amok, the new cities have managed desolation without much outside assistance, right next to bonanzas on stilts.
As The Lede reported in 2011, one well-known Egyptian activist and blogger, Alaa Abdel Fattah, said in the aftermath of the revolution that the most important technology deployed in defense of the Tahrir Square sit-in that year was "rocks — rocks and clubs".
Imagine if we could have used this technology in the aftermath of the Nepal crisis.
But Wilbanks asserts that, in the aftermath of the "earthquake of modern information and communication technologies", we are not sharing information efficiently: we need infrastructures that facilitate knowledge sharing and integration, rather than mere Web publishing [ 11].
He had spent two decades bouncing between Silicon Valley and Asia, most recently managing technology investments in the aftermath of the dot-com bust.
This is a result of remarkable advances in technology, globalization, and the aftermath of the global financial crisis that has radically transformed so many verticals.
Within the last two years, the government has pushed security initiatives in its technology policy, especially in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Terrie Lloyd, who runs systems integration and incubation firm LINC Media in Tokyo, says that technology helped him in the aftermath of the quake.
The Secretary cited moving examples of the role technology is playing in the aftermath of the earthquake in Haiti.
Founded 10 years ago in the aftermath of the tech bubble, their Web site Newegg.com has been a go-to for technology buffs (information technology professionals, gamers, consumer electronics enthusiasts, etc).
