employing the next generation: isn’t it time to make the transition

Employing the Next Generation: Isn’t it time to Make the Transition

Implication for health policy/practice/research/medical education: This article presents the concerns of not involving the younger generation in the management section of hospitals especially in the private practice sector. Copyright © 2013, Trauma Research Center; Licensee Kowsar Ltd. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License (http:/...

IT Infrastructure to Enable Next Generation Enterprises

Next Generation Enterprises (NGEs) rely on automation, mobility, real-time business activity monitoring, agility, and self-service over widely distributed operations to conduct business. It is important to study and analyze such enterprises because they will drive the future industry and job markets. This paper gives a quick overview of NGEs and proposes a conceptual framework for analyzing the...

Transition Paths to Next-generation Wireless Services

Although communications policy has important repercussions, its direct and indirect effects are rarely considered when crucial decisions are made. In part, this is due to the increasingly diverse environment of the information and communication industries. It is also partly due to the limitations of the traditional static framework for policy analysis in examining the dynamic effects of policy....

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Distributed Real-time Computing: the next Generation

This paper presents the main issues facing next generation real-time distributed computing from a Computer Science perspective. In particular, the paper discusses scheduling, real-time kernels, communication and clock synchronization, architecture and fault tolerance, and arti cial intelligence.

The next generation of obesity research: no time to waste.

THE OBESITY EPIDEMIC IS NOT THE FIRST MAJOR health crisis that the United States has faced. In recent decades, progress has been made against such daunting challenges as tobacco use, infant mortality, and HIV/AIDS. However, obesity may pose the most significant challenge yet because it involves changing approaches to 2 fundamental aspects of daily life: food consumption and physical activity. T...