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Revision as of 08:10, 21 March 2007
Introduction
Research & Information
- Questions regarding the Future of Privacy
- Sources of information and interesting links
- GOOGLE VIDEO: The Power of Nightmares 3 of 3 - In this eye-opening video, a more realistic view is given of terrorism, and the 'War Against Terror'
Driving Forces
Driving forces categorized by PEST factors method.
Every driving force in the categories below are built up out of predetermined constituents: Description, Enablers, Inhibitors, Paradigms, Experts, Timing, and Web Resources
Political
New
- immigration - Growing immigration in the western countries
- European_Union - Growing European Union
- cybercrime - Upcoming internet criminality (cybercrime)
Existing
- War on terror - War on terror
- Terrorism - Terrorism
- Global Terrorism - Global Terrorism
- Control of the Internet - Control over the internet
Economic
New
- Electrical component costs - Cheaper integration of cameras or audio-recording equipment
- Disclosure for tax purposes - Information disclosure
- Exchange rates - Cheaper wholesale of electrical components, leading to cheaper integration
- Purchasing power - A country with high purchasing power can spend more on invading or preventing physical invasion of privacy
Existing
Social
New
- Globalization - improvement on existing Driving Force
- Curiosity to cultural differences
- Increasing individualization
- Increasing Demand for new types of entertainment
Existing
- Mobility
- Increasing social isolation
- The Globalization of Culture (or Cultural Globalization)
- Community Feeling
- Chinese people's increasing leisure time
- Movement Towards World Unification
- Urbanization and Social Status
Technological
New
Existing
- Virtual Communities
- GPS Evolution
- Increasing Use of e-Commerce
- The Increasing Use of Internet
- Reduction of organizational and technological complexity
- The war on Spy- and Ad ware
- Whereabout the fourth generation mobile technology
Diagrams
Systems diagram
Version 1 - 'Brainstorm' edition
In order to start creating a system diagram, the initial, unmodified driving forces were mapped into a 'brainstorm' system diagram.
This version seemed to revolve around two concepts; Globalization and Terror(ism). Feedback provided lead to the conclusion that:
A) Globalization should be split up into more defined driving forces
B) Globalization and terrorism are on their own very complex topics at this moment, so they require further in-depth research.
C) Politic, as found as a driving force, is a category. An actual driving force must be specified from this category.
Terrorism is something most people associative with the rhetoric as presented by the media, however, there is a difference between the reality and the rhetoric. Our task is to find our the difference so we can correctly find some distilled driving forces.
This version will be improved upon once the extra research has been completed and posted as version 2 below.
Version 2 - Completing
This is the second version of out system diagram. The two centered spots we had in the first diagram are now worked out. We changed 'terror' in 'perception of terror' and 'Globalization' is worked out in several new parts. A lot of aspects still missing though.
Planning for version 3:
- Clear inhibitor/enabler distinction
- Improved edge naming
- More driving forces
- Logic fixes
Version 3 - Final
This is the final version of the systems diagram. Messy, but complete. However there is always room for more loops and additions, but through feedback loops and other control mechanisms we managed to keep it to a minimum.
Matrix of uncertainties
Scenarios
Scenario 1
Scenario 2
Scenario 3
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