After the devastating 2008 earthquake in Sichuan Province, China, Cisco was a strategic partner in creating a networked medical delivery system, including four telehealth networks that allow doctors to meet with and examine patients remotely.
Although basic R.F.I.D. technology was first developed during the Second World War, it did not become popular until the nineteen-nineties, when researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology linked the serial number on each chip to the Internet, creating a networked tracking system.
But we're inspired by the example of the Internet and the World Wide Web and also the Human Genome Project, where different parties working together created a networked ecosystem in which innovation occurred much more rapidly.
Luckett tells us that the company partnered with Obama for America in the fall of 2011 to help "reinvigorate the campaign's social media and empower fans to get the word out" by creating a networked social architecture that focused on creating sharable content, infographics and so on, and launching Facebook Pages targeted key constituency groups.
For example, the possibility and popularity of user-generated content, as distinct from commercial product, creates a "networked audience model [that] makes programming obsolete".
But there is a funny twist here: both Assange and Clinton are aware that cyberspace is creating a networked world, one where the state may matter less and less.
If they cost as much to educate as do students at top American universities, the bill must be over $100m a year.The Abu Dhabi campus, along with one in Shanghai, fulfils the dream of John Sexton, NYU's president, to create a "global networked university".
And the overlapping interests of church folk and coworkers will create a more networked, more powerful voice and witness for justice in our city.
