TECHNOLOGY POLICY

The article "Set Right Weakness of NEP"(The Star 25 dec 2009 at p. N52) by Tan Sri Ramon Navaratnam raised interesting features on the weaknesses of National Economic Policy.

McCain covets Obama's popularity, and disdains the groupie like adulation he receives in a recent attack ad. But, is the real problem that Obama understands, and McCain is willfully out of touch with, just how essential and popular technology is in 21st century America?

Enhancing student-centered learning is the ultimate goal of incorporating educational technology into curriculum design. This article examines how technology can be employed in several ways that will enhance learner knowledge.

Dr. Daniel Fine of the Mining and Minerals Resources Institute at MIT addressed how the development of new technology will allow the United States to tap vast, previously inaccessible, resources of natural gas

With the Republican Party newly won control of the House of Representatives, national energy policy could be rolled back to 2005, with all legislative advances under a Democratic Party majority at risk.

Technology can be harnessed to enhance learning in schools.

A short article commenting on the new foreign policy of appeasement particularly regarding nuclear policy and the game plan giveaway.

Helping small businesses find the right technology solution.

A critical look of how technology affects health care. We also review the use of health technology assessment in making decisions on health care spending.

The article gives analysis of United States policy towards OPEC and how this policy has hurt the country. It lists alternatives to the current policy along with the pro's and cons to the policy and arrives at the authors recommendation toward action.

The role of Information technology (IT) in the medical profession has increased dramatically in the last decade. Many healthcare providers have been prompted to invest in IT in hopes of gaining more control over these matters.

The rise of technology, changes in the medium bias, and situational factors concerning character coincided with a heightened effort to control the candidate's images and adapt to changes in media campaign coverage.

Senator Barack Obama has published a comprehensive space policy that is conspicuous in what it does not mention as in what it does. Unfortunately it constitutes a return to the 1990s during which astronauts flew in circles in low Earth orbit and commercial space was ignored.

This write-up is a summarry of my findings when I investigated the way some Local Government Authorities in my country utilized Information Technology to manage their information. The findings were shocking. Read it to catch all the fun.

The American Enterprise Institute has published a new national security outlook paper analyzing the need to refocus efforts toward a logical military policy for the United States.

A news story/opinion piece dealing with the current situation in Myanmar and what lessons that has for teaching us what changes are necessary in American foreign policy.

A brief look into the healthcare policy issue from an American perspective, specifically New York perspective, and through the eyes of presidential candidates.

Russian oil companies are expanding to make networks with Western oil companies. They simply don't have the technology to mine complex fields.

Why we encourage new technology, but continue harvesting energy largely from the same pollutant sources which the US has used since the dawn of the Twentieth Century.

Information technology runs the world. Sure, there are laws to cover illegal abuse, but too often the legal system lags far behind technological advancements.

A study evaluating the efficacy of Spiral Computed Tompgraphy as a screening tool for lung cancer within an at-risk population may be the best diagnostic imaging technology in common use to improve both 5 and 10 year survival rates

Abstract
Over the last past centuries banks have developed and matured to adapt today's society. As technology changes and evolves from a seed to a flower, the road to information technology gets longer by day and elongated by night.

You think you've done everything to protect all your businesses through technology, such as having employees pick safe passwords, a secure website and intranet, and other messures? How much thought have you given to physical security?

The role of databases, networks, programming and system analysis in a technology project plan.

This paper examines American policy toward the PRC and Taiwan. Specifically, it examines the "One China" policy, the factors that contribute to that policy, and the prospects for changes to the policy in the near future.