As the first executive director of the Museum Computer Network, a nonprofit organization begun in 1967, he helped bring about the reluctant marriage between the conservative world of art museums and wild frontier of information technology.
And allowing the number of national service providers to shrink to three posed too great a risk to development of wireless computing, slowing innovation on the frontier of information technology.
Therefore one can say that, at least in some general sense, problems at the frontiers of quantum information theory have to do with comparisons of incompatible frameworks.
This is a new frontier of data.
New technologies such as mobile computing and wireless internet access also open up new frontiers in medical information systems by enabling the establishment of ubiquitous information networks that can be accessed virtually anywhere and anytime.
In the next breath he is extolling the frontiers of genetic capitalism: "Once the database is complete, it will become a gold mine of information," he says.
It set the stage for applications such as decoherence, quantum computing, and quantum information that are now at the frontiers of modern science.
The higher line shows the frontier estimated from information about the costs and effects of the most efficient mix of interventions at any given level or resource availability.
In the past several decades, increasing research efforts in combining multiple imaging modalities, particularly those providing complementary information, have formed the grounds and active frontiers of multi-modality imaging [ 2].
New frontiers of hydrology will unfold with the use of cell phones and newly emerging information technologies.
