The Knowledge-Value Revolution, or, A History of the Future. By Taichi Sakaiya. Translated by George Fields and William Marsh. New York: Kodansha International, 1991, $15.00.

Sakai, Naoki; Sakaiya, Taichi; Fields, George; Marsh, William E.

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“…The terms 'knowledge economy' and knowledge-based economy' refer to an economy where more knowledge-intensive than labor-intensive activities take place and the share of intangible capital compared to physical capitalist expanding. The knowledge economy is the one that through the course of the first half of the 20 th century gradually replaced the post-Published by ECSDEV, Via dei Fiori, 34, 00172, Rome, Italy http://ecsdev.org industrial economy; the 21 st century has been dubbed both as the 'century of knowledge' (Drucker, 1994;Sakaiya, 1991)and as the 'century of learning' (Longworth, 1999).On the whole, the knowledge and innovation economy is an essential driver of the smart city discourse. The technological advancement of the recent decades would not have had such strong impact on cities, if they had not rooted their development in knowledge and innovation (Komninos, 2011a).…”

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Smart City Solution for Sustainable Urban Development

Basiri¹,

Azim²,

Farrokhi³

2017

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The intention of the 21 st century we entered a strong global growth in the multitude of comparatively few in number, large cities. Large, dense cities can be highly efficient. It is most desirable that side, by the heads of the green, and the future porticos. Bearing to the influx of the citizens of the new challenges of the rapid advance to command positions. To accumulate the benefits, with a positive, as well as a dense fog, in one state, to measure the informal are the negative aspects of the development of equal, traffic congestion, waste, wealth management approach is wrong. The demand for services is immediate, tribute, and custom, that you might found after them. At the same time in the company the first side of the planet will be in the forms of competition which known to you -a capital for the sake of wealth, and the creative class. These challenges to an approach to the design of new experiments, A finance committee, to the construction of the urban infrastructure and services, which is similar to the operation of the government and the smart cities. Fact this approach to the emerging of the knowledge of the time, technology. This paper is devoted to investigate concepts and principles of Smart City and sustainable urban development, components and urban planners' role.

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Smart City Solution for Sustainable Urban Development

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Azim²,

Farrokhi³

2017

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“…The knowledge society produces commodities of high knowledge value. Similarly, the term "knowledge-value society" was introduced by Taichi Sakaiya (1991Sakaiya ( , 2001. The term was defined as "a society where the value of knowledge is the primary source of economic growth and corporate profits".…”

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Re-Engineering Open and Distance Learning Institutional Development for Knowledge Society in Africa

Ojokheta¹

2012

International Perspectives of Distance Learning in Higher Education

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“…So, among the western academics actively dealing with theoretical and practical issues of studying and evaluating enterprises' intellectual capital we can name Edvinson L., Thomas Stewart, Smith G., Sakaya T., Desmond G., Tobin J., and others (Sayfullina, 2010;Sakaiya, 1999;Dolgopyatova, 2002;Sergeyev, 2005;Postalyuk, 2005).…”

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Studying the Impact of Intellectual Capital at Industrial Enterprises on Their Market Capitalization

Ustinova¹,

Ustinov²

2014

ASS

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The study sets a task of identifying the impact of intellectual capital structure components on the significance of capitalization of industrial sector enterprises of the Russian Federation.The bottom line of the predicted data by method of indicators is:  Human capital has no significant effect on qualitative characteristics of fuel and energy, metallurgic and food industry enterprises.  Customer capital, less than other factors, has an impact on the capitalization of electric power complex, machine building and construction sectors. It is in these sectors that the negative values of variables are recorded.  Least of all structural capital components impact the indicators of mining, metallurgic and electric power enterprises. Maximum value, and hence the influence, the structural capital exerts on construction sector enterprises.This study is a great asset to make up the programmes for effective resources management of non-material character for managers of the enterprises of industrial economic sector.

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The Knowledge-Value Revolution, or, A History of the Future. By Taichi Sakaiya. Translated by George Fields and William Marsh. New York: Kodansha International, 1991, $15.00.

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Smart City Solution for Sustainable Urban Development

Smart City Solution for Sustainable Urban Development

Re-Engineering Open and Distance Learning Institutional Development for Knowledge Society in Africa

Studying the Impact of Intellectual Capital at Industrial Enterprises on Their Market Capitalization

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