The high-tech era has taught people to expect constant innovation; when companies fall behind, consumers are quick to punish them.
Throughout the high-tech era, government research laboratories have been seedbeds for some of the most important advances in computing, detecting nuclear weapons, robotics, gene sequencing and other fields.
In the high-tech era, the key issue of technology strategy has become not how to break through technological bottlenecks but how to put existing technology to the best possible use.
Paul makes the argument that we don't need the Fed at all, that particularly in this high-tech era we can allow and efficiently function with competing currencies.
In this high-tech era when money moves at the speed of light, it makes less and less sense for banks to sit on a customer's deposit for days, collecting interest on the "float" while the depositor waits to draw on his deposit.
What do the many recent examples of uninspired decision making in this high-tech era have in common?
That separation may be wise if a factory spews pollutants, but many industries in this high-tech era are as clean as a hound's tooth.
It represents a particularly useful and humbling message for managers in this high-tech era.
The U.S. Supreme Court will soon rule on a critical case concerning our privacy in this high-tech era.
What do each of these examples of idiotic acts in this high-tech era have in common?
Armor was the high tech of its era.
