Titlebook: Digital Economy and Social Design; Osamu Sudoh (Dr. Professor) Book 2005 Springer-Verlag Tokyo 2005 Design.Digital Economy.Information Tec

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Representations of India, 1740-1840 in which a variety of knowledge of consumers or companies is pooled to produce new value: (1) a community site that has an enormous influence on product marketing, and (2) open-source software developed as a custom-made application system for a specific company.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b137406Design; Digital Economy; Information Technology (IT); Innovation; Institution; Internet; bridge; democracy;

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978-4-431-54639-9Springer-Verlag Tokyo 2005

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Organization-Issued Cash in a Digital Economyated by the organizations. We investigate several scenarios where a platform of organization-issued cash (OIC) could grow. We insist that an age of ultrapluralistic money based on pluralistic values is possible for all kinds of organizations that form added value and issue OIC, but it is unthinkable without IT.

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Value Creation on Networks and in Corporate Activities in which a variety of knowledge of consumers or companies is pooled to produce new value: (1) a community site that has an enormous influence on product marketing, and (2) open-source software developed as a custom-made application system for a specific company.

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Palgrave Macmillan Memory Studiesents, the government, local authorities and companies must cooperate under the banner of participatory local democracy, with nonprofit organizations (NPOs) playing a key role as junction points, to work toward the environmentally-friendly development of local communities. These local communities the

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-59864-6rowth with technological change over the long term. The primary objective of this chapter is to argue the results of innovation management in the Japanese economy. Several results could be suggested by an empirical examination as follows. Japan’s asset securities reports demonstrate that Japan’s lis

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Posters and Images of Women in the Great Waroser look at the impact of information and communication technology on employment. This chapter investigates the impact of the United States and Japan in this area. There are two competing hypotheses regarding skill-biased technological change and capital-skill complementarity. Based on empirical st

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Posters and Images of Women in the Great Warated by the organizations. We investigate several scenarios where a platform of organization-issued cash (OIC) could grow. We insist that an age of ultrapluralistic money based on pluralistic values is possible for all kinds of organizations that form added value and issue OIC, but it is unthinkable