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Information Society

Society News Blog Posting 8 - Information Society: November 16, 2007

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INFORMATION SOCIETY - Surfing the net
on the high seas:

October 23, 2007

Information Society
The project makes large bandwidths available offshore.

A revolution in seafaring information and communication technologies is currently underway. With mobile telephony just a touch away and the increasing popularity of Wi-Fi areas, it is sometimes easy to forget that there are many areas where access to telecommunication services is unavailable. Anybody who has crossed the seas will have experienced the difficulty maintaining communications, firsthand. The EUREKA project FORCE8, however, has come up with innovative solutions to change this, now extending ICT availability to the high seas.

For modern-day seafarers and sea-going passengers, ensuring fast and secure communication links to any sort of ship at sea has been an increasing challenge. And up until now, access to broadband satellite Internet links from the high seas has been faltering, with low connection speeds and the capacity for small amounts of data transfer only. According to the FORCE8 project partners, there is a distinct lack in the provision of these services, which needs to be met.

Thanks to the major inroads made by EUREKA, high-speed Internet services, video conferencing and large volumes of data transfer can now be accessible to all at sea. The importance of this achievement should not be underestimated. Securely transferring information through high-speed satellite links and Internet connections, as well as image streaming and conferencing, could prove essential to naval ships or research and surveillance vessels, especially in times of conflict.

Society News Blog Comment:

Information society in any field of human activity is the most important institution of the civilization that upholds the spirit and the tradition of democratic way of life.

If I know, I can act; but if I am in the dark, I am bound to be held sitting idle without taking any action but for keeping brooding about the inconvenience imposed on my life.

It makes the system transparent and hence more honest.

It also brings us closer to one another; since the more we know, the more we interact.

It makes us more efficient too. After all knowledge is power!

In fact, information society is the best tool of knowledge management that makes knowledge not a prerogative of the few but the right of all and sundry.


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