Which country has the most advanced technology
The WEF says it is Sweden, the cell phone country. The USA is more advanced than Japan. Japan makes nice gadgets. Cars too. But they aren't innovators, they are better at improving existing things like jimbo says. MHO.
Wht are the technological advancement in philippines?
Technological advancement in the Philippines does not necessarily threaten people's jobs, as technology creates many jobs, but in other sectors. The main threat of technological advancement is to the employment of those people who are not educated enough to catch up with the advancement as technology requires some form of specialization. Here are some advances that I have observed. 1. Automation/computerization of government processes (ie. fingerprint scanning for elections, applications for NSO certificates (online na!), applications for passports and visas) have made them faster and much more efficient and convenient. 2. Advances in telecommunications have allowed foreign companies to outsource transcriptionist jobs, call centers, etc These also allow electronic money transfer. 3. Advances in computers and telecom are also allowing scientific researches in the Philippines access to their colleagues from other countries, while at the same time makes up-to-date information available to the general public. Here are some places where technology has not yet helped. 1. Agriculture. Filipino farmers are not competitive because of lack of technology. 2. Certain government bureaucracies. There are still a large number of procedures in the government that are not automated. Records are also not encoded/digitized making records keeping and retrieval difficult. 3. Infrastructure.
What is the best way to stay up to date with the latest advancements/breakthroughs in the field of computer science?
If you are seriously interested in keeping up with the academic frontiers of Computer Science, consider becomming a member of ACM, the Association for Computing Machinery. Their flagship publication, Communications of the ACM, summarizes important theoretical results in a readable way. As a member, you can also subscribe to topical special interest groups. A sister publication, Journal of the ACM is jam-packed with academic results. JACM can be hard to read, even for topical experts.I tried to keep up with academic computer science for the first 10 years of my career. What I discovered was that academic computer science wasn’t very relevant.Results from academia diffuse into the practical world very slowly.Areas of research that sound important burn brightly for a few years, then bog down in implementation details and burn out. (Now where have you heard that before).As Andy Worhol said, 95% of everything is trash. Only about 5% of the academic papers written each year were worth reading in the first place. Your professors chose papers to share with you from that 5%, making academic computer science seem a lot more interesting than it is.An alternative is to stay up-to-date with practical computing. There are trade journals like ComputerWorld, but they are written by journalists who are not, in general, developers. They exist to sell products to, and to inform, business managers who are themselves not developers.I recommend reading technical blogs. You’ll have to find these on your own, I don’t read any regularly enough to recommend them, and there are so many. CodeProject.com has a daily email newsletter that publishes interesting blog entries they find. I stumble across blogs when searching the internet for technical info, and stop to read awhile. microsoft has numerous technical blogs and a print/online magazine that is quite good, but it only covers microsoft stuff.
How do you keep yourself updated with technology?
Modern technology has made it easy for us to access a variety of content with the help of a click. You can find content of your interest by registering on to different websites and apps that provide content. One such platform is FosterGem. Here, you can access news or content from all over the world at your fingertips. No more do you have to login to numerous different sites for each of your interests. It’s all available on a single platform, the FosterGem. It can be easily accessed via your mobile phone, tablet or desktop; all you need is internet connection. It has some great features which will help you in your quest for better content such as: Location specific content updates find, read and share any links, articles or news that you like from your friends on Facebook, Twitter, your Email account (such as Gmail, Yahoo), Share it and so on.We have built a discovery engine that not only understands what you want, but also delivers it to you before you start searching for it specifically. At the time of sign up, we ask you to choose the categories and subcategories of your choice and interest. This helps us to deliver, only those content, that is of interest to you. So stop searching for content of interest manually. Signup on our Web App or download our mobile app through the link below and we will do it all for u ☺. https://FosterGem.comTo specifically answer your question, signup on FosterGem and choose Technology as your interest. You will get all the updates in the field of Technology.
How do professionals in your respective industry (medicine, technology, etc.) who graduated years ago, keep up-to-date with such rapidly, and ever-expanding fields?
Usually they use sites like Quora, Reddit, Hacker News, you know…simply browsing the internet out of curiosity.But do not think for a second these enormously preoccupied professionals keep up with everything. They are mostly concerned with their own research and work. But you can still make a reasonable attempt to keep up with current events and if you are a professional in your field then surely you are aware, or at the very least vaguely, of when the possibility of major breakthroughs could occur. You know, estimates.Also, it’s helpful to remember Sturgeon’s Law “90% of everything is crap.” Unfortunately, scientific research is no exception.
Which magazine is good to keep up to date with new technology and its applications?
Emerging technology spans too broad a range for most magazines to cover in a single publication.Instead, I’d suggest reading multiple sources that not only cover different areas of technology, but offer different perspectives.As a brand journalist covering emerging technology, here are some sources I use:Oracle Magazine (yes I work for Oracle, which is why I use it a lot). This magazine provides a lot of insight into how artificial intelligence, blockchain, Internet of Things and cloud software help businesses innovate and growWired - Broad coverage on emerging technologies (from drones to Xbox) and how they affect societyMIT Technology Review - Research studies on the impact that emerging technology is having (and will have) on the worldOf course, depending on what you’re interested in most, you may find other publications more useful. I’d start with these, and as you gravitate toward certain topics, search for other articles or studies that examine those topics more deeply, noting which publications turn up with the most interesting stories.Best of luck!
Is Engineering subjects are up to date with current technology?
I cannot speak for branches other than Electronics.Any course is intended to firmly ground you in the basics. The basics have been around for a relatively long time. So a lot of what they will be teaching you is not going to be cutting-edge.The way courses are designed is so that they empower you to become an independent learner once you have completed the course.If you have grasped the fundamentals well and have developed the skill to be a self learner, the course has achieved its intended purpose. It is now up to you to go out there and equip yourself with the latest about what is going in the field.All of the top schools that have a brand name do not excel in all the cutting edge areas.