development of new technologies is one of the key success factors in most today’s organizations. but this point must also be considered that the acceptance of new technologies does not happen at the moment; it is a process that takes shape over time, and if the usage is repeated, it can be concluded that acceptance has been successful. besides the systematical review of the researches conducted...

Introduction: around the world, the science system of many countries is being transformed and changed in response to increasing social and economic need for knowledge and technology. The theory of the entrepreneurial university is one of the models proposed for reflecting the new and transformed image of the university characterized by a broader interaction between the universities and the comm...

Quantum-dot Cellular Automata (QCA) has low power consumption and high density and regularity. QCA widely supports the new devices designed for nanotechnology. Application of QCA technology as an alternative method for CMOS technology on nano-scale shows a promising future. This paper presents successful designing, layout and analysis of Multiplexer with a new structure in QCA technique. In thi...

development in the production of agricultural products can take place in two ways: 1) increasing the inputs, which due to limitations in resources is possible only up to a specified level. the second possibility is to increase the productivity of the units by making use of new technologies. technology is defined as, substituting new ways of production for the old ones to increase production per...

Technology has destroyed all the good metaphors about the grand cycles of life. With our global connections, we can’t say that the harvest has passed and summer is over because we know such a statement isn’t universally true. One part of the globe might be gathering grain into its barns while another is preparing to hit the beach. Although technology has taken away the metaphors of natural seas...

Despite their prevalence in all areas of economic and social life, information and communication technologies (ICTs), and their implications, continue to be largely ignored by United Kingdom political science. Yet the potential of modern ICTs to profoundly alter political, social and economic relations is extensive. This article is a brief discussion of the main themes and issues that arise fro...