227/08 Social challanges s the basis for foresight - Gaia

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What is the contribution of this area in meeting the future challenges and opportunities... related to this theme in Finnish society? (avg: 3,8; total: 45) None Small Moderate Somewhat large Large Do not know in developing and creating globally competitive industries and businesses within this theme in Finnland? (avg: 3,8; total: 45) None Small Moderate Somewhat large Large Do not know 4,4% 8,9% 20% 35,6% 26,7% 4,4% 4,4% 8,9% 26,7% 26,7% 31,1% 2,3% What is the level of competence, including research and development, in Finland relative to the top level in the world within this theme? Finland is Number of question respondents: 46 (avg: 3,1) Leading Among the top Average Somewhat behind Behind Do not know 2,2% 28,3% 47,8% 10,9% 2,2% 8,7% 1 13 22 5 1 4 2 4 9 16 12 2 2 4 12 12 14 1 115
Area 2: Industry, Business, Economy 116 Statements E2.1 Motors and other industrial electric power apparatuses utilize high-temperature superconductivity. E2.2 Optimizing technology on energy usage in production processes by means of large-scale energy storage system (superconductivity technology, a flywheel, a capacitor, etc.) E2.3 Development of alternative substances or processes for SF6 gas (sulfur hexafluoride; used e.g. cooling, insulating, and arc quenching in electrical equipment), which has been additionally listed as a regulated substance by the Kyoto Protocol. E2.4 Technology that achieves energy and space savings through a major industrial plant downsizing (1/ 2 to 1/ 10 of current size) or a dramatic improvement in plant serviceability by introducing modules in workflows, recombining modules, and constructing modu E2.5 Most companies and public organisations, regardless of size, go paperless and improve productivity as well as energy and material efficiency through the digitization. E2.6 Half of working people are working remotely from home or other proper places using virtual technologies that allow sufficient social contacts with co-workers. E2.7 A portable digital display that is so flexible (thin and soft) that it can be substituted for newspaper. E2.8 Manufacturers’ responsibility (producer responsibility) for collecting and processing of discarded products is defined by law, and reuse and recycling systems in which more than 90% of used material is reused or recycled become widespread in most product E2.9 Awareness of energy and material consumption and sustainability is raising and this leads to significant changes in energy consumption, energy production and energy and material saving through consumer choices and market demand.
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Social challenges as the basis for
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Tekes, the Finnish Funding Agency f
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Table of contents Foreword 1 Backgr
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Tekes-Japan foresight 2007 project
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ciplines and areas of expertise. Th
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2.2 Panel process The panel process
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discussions panel members were able
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3 Media and ICT in everyday life Pr
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12 shifts in advertising spending a
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means also that everyday practices
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nication, as new uses of social med
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The role of media and new technolog
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The vision takes its basis from the
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Comparing Finland with Japan Japan
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7. User-centered media. Media’s r
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tional PR, which of course helps ou
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and remote identification of smart
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30 networks and internationally vis
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4 Health in aging society Raimo Sep
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The increase of mental and physical
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The field of health care is rather
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EU countries. The competition will
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there could be an upside to all thi
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The challenges and opportunities of
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decision who will and who will not
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give indication of future or immedi
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health services. This is because th
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The funding of research and develop
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process and energy industry, resear
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changes the need for private cars a
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Roadmaps to achieve the goals The p
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The main drivers in the sector are
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provide new production solutions an
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5.4 Roadmap to society based on ene
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