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The article discusses the computer software and information technology (IT) industry of India's growth and development from the 1990s through 2019, including software business revenue, innovations in software and its contribution to India's economic growth. An overview of the IT service industry in India, including employers' expenses on employee training, is provided.

The article reports on the efforts by the administration of U.S. President Joe Biden to revive the manufacturing industry and advance science and technology, particularly the enactment of laws like the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, the CHIPS and Science Act, and the Inflation Reduction Act, and how industrial policy can have an impact on industries and technological innovations.

Purpose: Knowledge input development and innovation implementation are new features of industrial technology innovation. The purpose of this study is to find the process of coordination and ecological spiral in the ambidextrous innovation of industrial technology. Design/methodology/approach: To design the model of industrial technology ambidextrous innovation based on knowledge ecology spiral, an input-output model of knowledge for ambidextrous innovation and a spiral model of knowledge ecology were constructed based on an improved Lotka-Volterra model. Then, the equilibriums in different knowledge inputs and the spiral evolution of knowledge ecology were analyzed. Finally, the ambidextrous coordination mechanism of the core organization was revealed. Findings: By coordinating the knowledge inputs and the knowledge ecology spiral, enterprises extend the R&D investments in the innovation chain, which will facilitate the knowledge inputs of the exploitative and exploratory innovation. Implementing the ambidextrous coordination in the technology innovation chain and the knowledge ecology chain has the advantage of promoting knowledge inputs, mobility and ecological spiral. Meanwhile, it can achieve the "multi-source, integration and coordination" development of industrial technology innovation. Originality/value: The two-element innovative knowledge input coordination model and the knowledge ecological spiral model based on the improved Lotka-Volterra model are constructed, which extends the modeling way of the traditional knowledge input-output profit model. It is expected to reduce the amount of knowledge input of a single member and provide theoretical reference for improving the efficiency of knowledge input by constructing the inter-dependent regenerative and inter-generative knowledge interaction. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Beijing Municipality is focusing on becoming a major international sci-tech innovation center and utilizing its role as the national capital to enhance high-quality development. The city has made significant progress in fostering innovation, with over 850 billion yuan ($118 billion) in technology contract transactions in 2023 and an average of 337 technology enterprises established daily. Beijing aims to improve its sci-tech research capabilities, reform the sci-tech system, and attract talent. It also plans to focus on key core technologies in areas such as future information, health, manufacturing, energy, materials, and space. Additionally, the city has made advancements in high-level autonomous driving. [Extracted from the article]

Offers a look at the evolution of industrial revolution in England. Technological developments associated with industrial revolution; Role of coal in the revolution; Contributions of John U. Nef, of the University of Chicago, in the establishment of the economic importance of coal.

Computers, telephones, and television are merging to provide faster, wider-reaching communication. This instant availability of information is already changing the way we do business. On a deeper level, according to this author, we now have an "information society" in which industrial innovation depends crucially on theoretical knowledge and techniques. Mr. Bell outlines the developments that have led to the postindustrial society and shows why recent changes in communications technology will have enormous social and economic consequences. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article presents a reprint of the article "Skyhooks," by O. A. Ohmann which appeared in the May-June 1955 issue. The article discussed a method of thinking, which embraced management development and effective leadership in business. The article presents several reasons why skyhooks should be of primary concern to business executives, which includes the importance of recognizing your profession as having a harmonizing value to your life, the negative affect that a heavy work load can have on a single executive, and the public demand for business enterprises to carry more of a social responsibility. The article won acclaim amongst industry professionals and created a new way of thinking in business.

Keywords: Bioengineering; Biotechnology; CRISPR; Drugs and Therapies; Emerging Technologies; Gene Editing; Gene Therapy; Genetics; Genome Editing; Nanocarriers; Nanopharmaceuticals; Nanotechnology; Nanotherapeutics; Nanotherapy EN Bioengineering Biotechnology CRISPR Drugs and Therapies Emerging Technologies Gene Editing Gene Therapy Genetics Genome Editing Nanocarriers Nanopharmaceuticals Nanotechnology Nanotherapeutics Nanotherapy 1101 1101 1 07/17/23 20230717 NES 230717 2023 JUL 21 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Gene Therapy Weekly -- Investigators publish new report on gene therapy. Keywords for this news article include: Jiangsu Collaborative Innovation Center of Chinese Medicinal Resources Industrialization, Biotechnology, CRISPR, Genetics, Gene Editing, Gene Therapy, Nanocarriers, Bioengineering, Genome Editing, Nanotechnology, Nanotherapeutics, Drugs and Therapies, Nanopharmaceuticals, Emerging Technologies. Bioengineering, Biotechnology, CRISPR, Drugs and Therapies, Emerging Technologies, Gene Editing, Gene Therapy, Genetics, Genome Editing, Nanopharmaceuticals, Nanocarriers, Nanotechnology, Nanotherapeutics, Nanotherapy. [Extracted from the article]

Byline: SABIHA ABID Industrialization Revolutions resulting from technological innovations have transformed the world many folds. The first, second and third industrial revolutions focused only social living but fourth industrial revolution [...]

The article discusses the transformation of Sherbrooke, a city in Quebec, Canada, from a declining industrial town to a thriving hub of technology and innovation. It mentions Sherbrooke has experienced significant growth in population and industrial development, and the city has become a leader in quantum computing, attracting investment and collaborations with renowned companies and research institutions.

Discusses how the information revolution is driving economic expansion. How computers and semiconductors account for some 45 percent of industrial growth since 1993 to 1997; Market value of Silicon Valley, Detroit, Wall Street, and Hollywood; How Silicon Valley has exceeded its competition; The importance ability to reinvent.

The article discusses the rooted industrialization in the African continent in the face of advancing technology, mechanization, and robotics. It refers to the complex 4.0 technology and the use of disruptive technologies like virtual reality, big data analytics, and internet of things. However, future smart factories will become highly skilled and capital intensive that will require only few highly skilled workers in its operation.

The article presents an assessment of the East Asian model of rapid economic development and industrialization in an attempt to discern the notion of an Asian Century. Several factors are influencing the achievement of fully developed and industrialized Asian economies including the reliance on American and European markets, the reliance on foreign capital, and the role of export manufacturing to the region's economic future. A discussion on technological changes in manufacturing is offered.

The article focuses on the various insights from several textile-related industries in Bhilwara city in India from various industry related professionals including Prem Garg, secretary of the Bhilwara Textile Trade Federation, VK Sodani, executive director, weaving division at Sangam Ltd., and SN Modani, managing director at Sangam Ltd. Topics they discussed include the growth of the industry in the city, the trends of exports, and the technological advancements.

The article offers information on the steps taken by Argentina for developing "war economy" measures to deal with the financial warfare to be launched against the country supported by the vulture fund assault. Topics include driving motivation of the vulture funds, sizeable natural resources that were crushing scientific, technological, and industrial capabilities of Argentina and genocidal behavior against nations which asserts sovereign right to industrial development.

The article focuses on the need for inclusive development and socio-economic transformation to revive the growth story of India. Topics discussed include the need to realise the true potential of agricultural sector to become top exporter of agricultural produce, increasing the scope of manufacturing, construction, and retail sector, and building an effective education and health-care system. Also mentioned is the role of technology and innovation in India's success in business.

The article offers the author's insights on the expansion plans of Mark Zuckerberg, co-founder of social networking site Facebook Inc. in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Topics include the innovation and industrialization in the region, the belief that innovation economy which was a combination of new and knowledge economy, has a significant impact in urban development, and the lack of housing emergency assistance in the region.

The article presents a discussion on a proposed new strategy for integrated technological modernization based on Russia's research and development strength in order to promote and result in the next industrial revolution, in collaboration with the financial and manufacturing centers of other countries, presented at a conference held in Moscow on February 28 to March 2, 2011.

Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to define and analyze the innovation system of China's software industry in order to build its innovation capability. Design/methodology/approach - From a complex adaptive systems (CAS) perspective, the authors researched the constitution and operating mechanism of China's software industry innovation system. By using methods and theories of CAS theory, the innovation problems of the software industry in China were analyzed and valuable suggestions put forth for its future development. Findings - Innovation system is one kind of complex systems and it has the characteristics of CAS. Research limitations/implications - Quantitative analysis of the software industry innovation system should be emphasized in the next stage of research. Practical implications - The paper provides a new perspective and useful advice for technology policymakers. Originality/value - The paper applies CAS theory to the area of social management and provides a new approach to study industrial innovation systems. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article focuses on the reinvention of industrial manufacturing in cities in the 21st century. The author highlights the history of the fashion district in New York City, addressing the perception of cities as centers for innovative theorizing in light of the decrease in actual industrial productivity in fields such as fashion design. The impact of technological innovations such as internet commerce and fast delivery services like FedEx on international business is also explored.

The article discusses the release of the 13th Five-Year Plan that formulated a specific path for the industrial development in China in 2016. The Plan specifies that China will have 100 major projects in the next five years, most of them involving core technologies and technological innovation. According to former gas company Sinopec chairman Fu Chengyu, intelligent manufacturing, Internet plus and Made-in-China 2025 are what enterprises need to focus during the 13th Five-Year Plan.

The article focuses on the efforts of China to reach the forefront of technology. Chinese President Hu Jintao has said that his country must give priority to independent innovation in science and technology to enable China to be at the forefront of scientific and technological development. In the Chinese system of governance, statements by the leadership shape national and local policies to a degree not seen in other major trading nations. China already is well into a process of industrializing. China's leadership sees innovation as essential for the country to continue its economic growth, maintain political stability, support advanced military capabilities and retain its global trade and geopolitical power.

The article focuses on the rising prominence in technological innovations by China and India. Both countries followed a development strategy heavily influenced by Russia, including five-year industrial development plans marked by state control of the economy and trade policies. The rapid per capita growth rate in China has helped to lift many people out of poverty. The large number of Indian graduates who are fluent in English has been one of the main reasons for India's reputation as the source of offshored services than can be delivered over the Internet. One of the main differences in the development strategies of these two giants is the extent, timing and means through which they have acquired global knowledge.

The article reflects on the comments of Azerbaijani Member of Parliament Rufat Guliyev, according to which the Alat Free Economic Zone (FEZ) of Azerbaijan will become the most advanced commercial and industrial zone, where production will also be carried out. It mentions that the structure of the FEZ will include not only free trade but also modernized production with technological breakthrough impacting the development of the country's economy, and expanding the export opportunities.

The author offers innovative ideas for urban planning, design and architecture in Edmonton, Alberta. It focuses on the replacement of the High Level Bridge and the repurposing of the venerable structure to a new function. It highlights three factors for the radical change which are technology, whole concept of instore entertainment and social convening.

The article offers information on growth and innovation in the packaging industry due to increasing awareness around sustainability. Topics discussed include growth of the global liquid packaging cartons market, with focus on recycling, increased manufacturing capacity, and increased exports; revenue of liquid carton packaging market; and impact of growing urbanisation and industrialisation on advancements and innovative solutions in packaging processes.

Argues on the public perceptions of the mining industry. List of industrialized countries with low infant mortality rate, according to the book "The State of the World's Children" published by the United Nations Children's Fund in 2003; Examples of worldwide incidents which contradict the Resource Curse theory; Impact of technological innovations on the demand for minerals.

The article focuses on the per capita income of South Carolina as compared to North Carolina and Georgia. South Carolina has had historical success in recruiting branch manufacturing with low labor, land costs and tax incentives. Furthermore, to grow the economic base, there is a need to develop and deepen the pool of highly productive workers, deploy and encourage technology and innovation, and encourage tomorrow's industries to exploit their intellectual capital to advantage today. In short, there is a need to focus on tomorrow's knowledge-based industries, businesses and people.

The article discusses the science of chemistry and its visibility in society. The author notes that chemistry is a central part of existing and future technology, arguing that it is essential to the understanding of various scientific disciplines, such as molecular biology, as well as being the foundation of the industrialized world. Topics include the ubiquitousness of chemistry and efforts by Great Britain's Royal Society of Chemistry to highlight its importance.

As South Korea embarks on the "Fourth Industrial Revolution," businesses have had to keep pace with rapid advancements around them in order for them to thrive and stay relevant. As countries identify which industries to support amid this huge shift, a South Korean educator is calling on parents and society to change its approach to nurturing a new generation of leaders. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article focuses on transformation of factory buildings into innovative and cultural hubs in Beijing, China. It mentions Beijing's industrial development and are valuable public resources that should be revived as cultural facilities for the improvement of the city's dynamic image. It also mentions need of cultural development, international exchange and scientific and technological innovation as presented by Chinese President Xi Jinping.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses articles in the issue on topic, manufacturing industry of Massachusetts which includes advancements and innovations in textile, automobile and construction industries.

Focuses on Japan's astonishing success at fostering industrial competitiveness by overlaying tradition with modern strategies. Practice of a system of keiretsu, groups of linked companies, by Japanese companies by which they have managed to avoid the fate that eventually befell on many U.S. conglomerates; Role of suppliers under the keiretsu; Impact of antitrust regulations on the development of the new technologies.

The article offers information related to industrial growth in the U.S. The country's competitiveness gets a tremendous boost from the huge volume of technology that government laboratories are transferring to private industry under Cooperation Research & Development Agreements. Nevertheless, the truth is that volume alone is no way to measure the success of these transfers.

The article highlights the new uses of the computer by leading industrial innovators like Ford Motor Co. in 1966. It cites simple accounting, payroll, and quality control functions that free supervisors for other work, as well as new uses in scientific management like planning and forecasting using mathematical manipulation. It presents a hypothetical example wherein Ford engineers feed data to the computer which helps them determine the best type of gear for a new type of engine.

The article presents an interview with Justin Yifu Lin, honorary Dean of Peking University's National School of Development. When asked about the main aspects of the New Structural Economics (NSE) theory, Lin states that development economics is a sub-discipline in modern economics. Lin says that he focuses on industrialization because one needs technological innovations and new industries to improve and increase labor productivity continuously.

The article discusses an exchange between Ameenah Gurib-Fakim, president of Mauritius and activist Ory Okolloh. They discuss topics including information technology, science and innovation and divide between global North and global South. Further, they also discuss topics such as human capital in Africa, technological innovations and industrialization. In additions, topics including engineering, brain drain and global research output are also discussed. Capital investment and education are also mentioned.

The article discusses upgradation of Equipment Finance Advantage website by Equipment Leasing and Finance Association (ELFA). Topics discussed include provides an improved navigation for a better user experience and offers a wide range of resources, highlights how companies can use leasing and financing to their strategic advantage to acquire the equipment needed to operate and grow and ELFA members being encouraged for using and promoting the website for raising awareness of industry.

The article discusses the importance of preparing skilled workers for the next industrial revolution. The author mentions the industry's need to develop individuals who are competent and skilled in order to address the demands of skills shortages in Great Britain, and notes the impact of technological innovations in the revolution. The author also provides a historical overview on the past industrial revolutions.

The article focuses on promoting innovation and industrialization with robotic technology in China by the Chinese government, published in a 2016 issue of the periodical "China Economic Weekly."