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The document discusses the integral role of science and technology in national development, emphasizing their importance for modernity and progress. It highlights key figures in the computer revolution, such as Charles Babbage, Bill Gates, and Steve Jobs, and outlines the evolution of computers in the Philippines. Additionally, it covers the impact of information and communication technology (ICT) on various sectors, including education, communication, and the economy, while also addressing the concept of technology transfer.

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Techno Science Pedia INTERSCHOOL

The document discusses the integral role of science and technology in national development, emphasizing their importance for modernity and progress. It highlights key figures in the computer revolution, such as Charles Babbage, Bill Gates, and Steve Jobs, and outlines the evolution of computers in the Philippines. Additionally, it covers the impact of information and communication technology (ICT) on various sectors, including education, communication, and the economy, while also addressing the concept of technology transfer.

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Techno Science Pedia

Science and Technology have always been an integral part. Natural


philosophy, as it was termed in those ancient times, was pursued vigorously
at institutions of higher learning. This innate ability to perform creatively in
science came to be backed with an institutional setup and strong state
support. The Department of Science and Technology plays a pivotal role in
promotion of science and technology in the country.
This section offers detailed information pertaining to scientific education
and scientific research & development. Details of policies, schemes,
documents and programmed for scientists, researchers, scholars, students,
etc. Are also available.

SCIENCE V.S TECHNOLOGY


 The words science and technology can and often are used interchangeably.
 But the goal of science is the pursuit of knowledge for its own sake while
the goal of technology is to create products that solve problems and improve
human life. Simply put, technology is the practical application of science.

IS TECHNOLOGY RELATED TO SCIENCE?


Technology is the practical application of science. without science,
technology cannot be developed. In other word’s science is the theory
behind the technology.

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY OF NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT


 Science and technology is the pivot of any nation’s development.
 A nation without science and technology is definitely a backward nation.
Such nation will be considered undeveloped.
 Science and technology is associated with modernity and it is an essential
tool for rapid development. Modern gadgets in all aspects of human
Modern gadgets in all aspects of human comfort are inventions of science
and technology.
 Electricity
 Aircraft
 Telephone
 Television
 Computers
 And other forms of machinery
 Production of medicine and treatment of diseases.

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY FOR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT


 It has played an important and vital role, in the development of this great
nation and the wide-world.
 Computer was one of the greatest invention that makes the world
interconnected.
The exploration/ adaptation in computer technology makes the era as
computer revolution.

COMPUTER REVOLUTION CHARLES BABBAGE FATHER OF


COMPUTER
 Charles Babbage, (26 December 1791 – 18 October 1871) was an English
polymath. He was a mathematician, philosopher, inventor and mechanical
engineer,
 Considered a "father of the computer"

BILL GATES FATHER OF MICROSOFT


 William Henry "Bill" Gates III (born 28 October 1955) is an American
business magnate, philanthropist, investor, computer programmer, and
inventor. Gates is the former chief executive and chairperson of Microsoft

STEVE JOBS 1955-2011 INVENTOR: APPLE COMPUTER


 Steve Jobs co-founded Apple Computers with Steve Wozniak. Under Jobs'
guidance, the company pioneered a series of revolutionary technologies,
including the iPhone and iPad

CO- FOUNDER OF APPLE


 Stephen Wozniak is an American inventor, electronics engineer, and
computer programmer who co-founded Apple Computer (now Apple Inc.)
with Steve Jobs and Ronald Wayne. Wozniak single-handedly designed both
the Apple I and Apple II computers in the late 1970s. These computers
contributed significantly to the microcomputer revolution

YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
In 1980, a Texas teenager names Michael Dell bought his first computer. He
immediately took the computer apart to see if he could rebuild it. Though
Dell entered college intending to become a doctor, his real interest lay in the
computer company he started from his college dorm room. By 2003, that
small company had grown into a global corporation called Dell, Inc. – the
most profitable company in the computer industry. Michael Dell, 1999.
By the 1980s, computers were transforming American business and
everyday life. Apple Computers and Microsoft made computers and
software affordable for millions of Americans. Technological advances
made other electronics, such as video games and cell phones, possible.
The late 20th century became known as the “information age.” Computers,
cell phones, and satellites made communication and information access fast
and easy. The Internet, a worldwide network of computers, transformed
business, education, and entertainment.

NEW COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGIES ENABLED


COMPANIES TO DO BUSINESS AROUND THE WORLD.
Multinational corporations began doing business in many different
countries at one time.
Globalization has made products cheaper and available to more people, but
this comes at a price: economic woes that affect one region are now often
felt in other regions.
Computers changed the way business operates. Many people in locations
around the world might be involved in one purchase.

HISTORY OF COMPUTERS IN THE PHILIPPINES


 1960-Computers were introduced by IBM Philippines, Inc.
 As mainframes, was more on data storage and not just anyone can operate
the computer, it needed a highly trained technician to use it and translate its
data, the language used by these computers
 Binary language a series of 0's and 1's, it was not a user friendly machine
and it was very expensive, in the Philippines only multi-national companies
had one
1970 a highly evolved computer came in to the scene, Apple with its Apple
had a great impact on the Philippine market, these new computers were
compact and space needed was very small, these computers were called
mini's or personal computers popularly called PC's, this started an era of
computerization in the Philippines, because of its affordability and the
introduction of a new Operating System developed.
 1980-1990 Windows 3-11 was born a new operating system that was very
easy to use, during the control for the computer market in the Philippines
was intense.
 Apple came out with their Apple 11, Apple 11+, Apple 11 C's and the
Apple Mac's, in which IBM retaliated with their 256,286,386,486
 Pentium class units P-1, P-2, P-3, which made IBM predominant in the
field of computers in the Philippines

COMPUTER COMPANY & DISTRIBUTOR


IBM Philippines Incorporated
 is a multi-national company engaged selling computers and computer
services.
 Main services are IT and management
 consulting, site preparation, application development, systems
integration, IT outsourcing, project management, networking services,
facilities management, education and business continuity & recovery
services.
 It started its operation on July 20, 1937, it was officially registered as
Watson Business Machines, a subsidiary of the IBM World Trade
Corporation in the Philippines. It officially adopted the name IBM
Philippines in 1954.

COMPUTER COMPANY & DISTRIBUTOR
1994, Hitachi Global Storage Technologies Philippines Corporation
in engaged in the production of smaller form factor hard disk drives, head
gimbal assemblies and sliders. Hitachi offices are located in Metro Manila
and in Laguna Techno park in Binan, Laguna. IBM Philippines, Inc.

COMPUTERS COMPANY AND DISTRIBUTORS


 Info com (Philippines) Corporation Wistron Info com (Philippines)
Corporation, a subsidiary of Acer Computers, is one of the Philippines' top
exporters with a total shipment of 474 million US dollar worth of laptop
computers, mother boards and peripherals, fax machines integrated circuits,
microelectronics, and software for various computer brands in 2004.
 Winstron, being one of the largest in Wistron vestors in Subic, accounted
for 66% of Subic’s total export earnings for 2004.

COMPUTER COMPANY AND DISTRIBUTORS


 Acer Philippines, Inc.
 Fujitsu Philippines

R. A. ACT NO. 8792 OF PHILIPPINES ELECTRONIC COMMERCE


ACT OF 2000 REPUBLIC
The State recognizes the vital role of information and communications
technology (ICT) in nation-building; the need to create an information-
friendly environment which supports and ensures the availability, diversity
and affordability of ICT products and services;
ICT impact on different fields
 On society
 Education
 Communication
 Scientific exploration
 Military force
 Economic structure
 Recreation
 Transportation
 Knowledge management
 Information institution
 Materials
 Community-end use

ICT
 Information and communication technologies are those technologies,
which enable society to create, collect, consolidate, communicate,
manage and process information in multimedia and various digital
formats for different purposes by using telecommunication techniques.
 “ICT is the use of computer based information systems and
communications systems to process, transmit, and store data and
information.”
 The convergence of computers, microelectronics and communications
constitute the information and communication technology for the purpose
of acquisition, processing, storage and dissemination of information.

Education
No nation can develop without ICT based education. It is regarded as the
fuel of development. ICT based education is the essential ingredient in
developing new ideas, in course content and curriculum and in the creation
of materials and methods of learning and teaching. Students need ICT for
pursuing academic studies; teachers need ICT based information for
teaching.

Communication
ICT plays an important role to develop the system of communication. It has
linked up the district Parts of the world. The present systematic and
developed communication mediums such as telephone, fax, telegram, e-
mail, cellular phone etc. are the results of ICT. They have decreased our
time, distance and made the world closer to us.

Scientific-Exploration
The proliferation of information and communication technology is
increasing day by day. By the help of ICT, the scientists have been able to
invent new inventions such as computer, cable TV, the rocket by which men
have landed on moon, mars and are trying to live there. Thus ICT is playing
a vital role in exploring and inventing new scientific inventions.

Military-Force
To protect any country from the attack of enemies, a strong and well-
organized military force is a must. ICT plays as a key role to strong and
organized the military force of any country by providing real information.
So, it is an important component for the military sector.

Economic-structure
Strong economic structure is the key for the development of any country.
Mainly,
a) ICT handle the economical structure of any country now a day.
b) It strengthens the economy by providing proper knowledge about the
economy of the developed countries.
c) ICT can play an important factor for establishing a strong economy.

Recreation
ICT has given us a number of recreational components, such as television,
radio, tape recorder, V.C.R, D.V.D, Mp3, gramophone, etc. by which we
pass our leisure sitting in our own place.

Transportation
ICT plays a significant role in our transport field. It has decreased the
distance of place, saved our valuable time and established easy transporting.
so we can travel hundreds of miles within a very short time, send goods
anywhere swiftly. All of this facilities are the gift of ICT.

Knowledge-Management
ICT has made more easy to process knowledge and disseminate knowledge
to the users. It has increased the efficiency of the knowledge professionals in
organizing and managing knowledge.
Information Source > Retrieve by knowledge
professional > Manage Based on user needs >
Supply
Impact of ICT on information institutions
ICT plays important roles on library and others information institutions,
which are shown below:
 ICT has made information processing on digital format.
 It has made networking and sharing of information resources possible.
 It has saved the space of library by creating library materials in digital
format.
 It has ensured online accessing and files transferring.
 It has increased the working speed of the library.

Impact on library materials


Due to the invention of and use of ICT in libraries, some radical changes
have found on library materials, which are given below:
 Digital information’s can be sent in multiple copies simultaneously over
information’s networks in fractions of a minute or even of a second
 Digital information’s may be free or cheaper than print equivalents.
 Information can be cut or copied and pasted from one document to
another very easily.
 ICT has ensured the digital information anywhere, anytime accessible.

Impact on user community


ICT has influenced deeply on user community by different ways. These
ways are indicated below steps to step:
 ICT has increased the level of technology literacy of user community
 It has increased the demand for better and faster access to information
 It has aggravated discrepancies between the information poor and
information rich
 It has established a balance service for all stages of users.
 It has kept the users update by providing current information.
 It has made users skilled in using technological components i.e. computer
operating internet browsing, e-mailing, chatting, etc. rapidly.

TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
Philippine Technology Transfer Act of 2009
 Republic Act No. 10055, entitled "An Act Providing the Framework and
Support System for the Ownership, Management, Use, and
Commercialization of Intellectual Property Generated from Research and
Development Funded by Government and for Other Purposes.

CONCEPT OF TRANSFER
The aim of the transfer of a specific technology is to enable the receiver to
use it in the same conditions and with the same benefits as the provider, for
the purpose of technological innovation. In fact, to speak of transfer implies
that there is an agreement reached by consensus (license, project, personnel
recruitment...) between the provider and the receiver of the technology for
this purpose.

TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
It is a process which is mainly concerned with the transfer of technology
from the research areas to the “Production and Quality Assurance”
environment. The Process by which existing knowledge, facilities or
capabilities developed under R & D funding are utilized to fulfill public and
private need. “Technology Transfer” includes a range of formal & informal
cooperation between technology developers and technology seekers.

………THE END………

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