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Netcentricity
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About the 2001 Netcentricity
Conference & Video
Netcentricity, Measuring
its Impact... Mapping its Future.
"With tech stocks plunging and confidence
in the Internet at an all time low, some
people are asking themselves if the Internet
revolution is over," says Ritu Agarwal,
associate professor of information technology
at the Robert H. Smith School of Business
at the University of Maryland, in the new
video, Netcentricity, Measuring its Impact...
Mapping its Future.
The video offers interesting insights
into the future impact of netcentricity
on the way we do business, courtesy of the
Smith School of Business and the Dell Computer
Corporation.
Experts gathered at the Smith School's
first national conference on netcentricity
believe that the Internet era is only just
beginning. Under the auspices of the school’s
Decision and Information Technology Symposium
Series, this two-day conference presented
critical, timely topics examined by some
of today’s leading experts in information
technology.
Featured interviews include: Dean Howard
Frank (Smith School), Alice Rivlin (The
Brookings Institution), Tridas Mukhopadhyay
(Carnegie Mellon University), Bruce Weber
(City College of New York), Hank Lucas (Smith
School), Robert Zmud (University of Oklahoma),
Steve Harris (Dell) and Thomas Mesenbourg
(U.S. Census Bureau).
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