Three inter-related vignettes: Death of Distance,
Replacement of Trust and Growth of Knowledge were used to explore
huge sociological and economic implications that ICT has had, and
will continue to have, on the lives of individuals and organisations
worldwide. The lecture was formally introduced by Deputy Vice-Chancellor,
Professor Les Hobson, University of Glamorgan and the chairing of
the Question and Answer session and vote of thanks was given by
Professor Peter Hodson, Head of the School of Computing, University
of Glamorgan.
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The University of Glamorgan has a reputation for teaching excellence,
for widening access to Higher Education and for developing its wealth
creation and knowledge transfer activities. Further information
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