The closing of physical transport could open the door to the future

Article Abstract:

The exploration stage of transport is when the idea of going from A to B is born but when travelers actively start avoiding the route due to congestion then there is an increasing emphasis of conducting business in A-B land without actually going to either place. When it is recommended that the A-B route be closed, then its function is taken over by new communications technology of the future where letters become weightless when replaced by emails and route A-B actually works better closed than open.

Australia, Strategy & planning, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Transportation, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Travelers, Aims and objectives

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A terminal solution to close the book on our library of problems

Article Abstract:

Libraries today have fewer members and their use has drastically decreased due to the advent of radio, television, photocopying and the internet. This has had a negative impact on finances and in the future, libraries in Great Britain will probably become desktop digital information terminals.

United Kingdom, Libraries, Libraries and Archives, Wireless communications, Influence, Membership

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