In the humanities, sociologist Daniel Bell coined the term "intellectual technologies" to describe those technologies that extend the brain's cognitive faculties, and Carr states that he believes that the human brain adopts the qualities of these intellectual technologies.
Then, Carr ventures that the cognitive impact of the Internet may be far more encompassing than any other previous intellectual technology because the Internet is gradually performing the services of most intellectual technologies, thus replacing them.
Bell (1999) maintains that with the rise of a society dependent on intellectual technology, particularly on the production and distribution of theoretical information, a new class of leaders—a genuine knowledge class of well-trained scientific and technical workers is rising to prominence.
ADTRAN this morning announced that it is to acquire Nokia Siemens Networks' fixed line Broadband Access business, all associated services and network management solutions, intellectual properties, technologies and the established customer base.
This academic and private sector collaboration leverages Medeolinx's intellectual property, technologies, and equipment.
Attractive companies will have experienced management, a profit-oriented business model, intellectual property, technology validation, and a low valuation.
And Sikka shows signs he has that rare combination of intellectual curiosity, technology credibility and passion that makes for a great leader.
He writes most often about healthcare policy, intellectual property, technology and the economy.
They have also stolen billions of dollars' worth of intellectual property, technology, and research from American firms and institutions, costing tens of thousands of U.S. jobs.
Journalists, intellectuals, even technology entrepreneurs whose fortunes come from it (if you ask how much technology they allow/ed their children to use, the answer is surprisingly a very limited amount), and scientists advise us to be critical.
The second process is known as outbound or inside-out open innovation process that exploits externally the technology capacities through various paths of commercialization: intellectual property licensing, technology multiplying or spin-offs.
