Opportunities and Prospects

The world is becoming increasingly connected, both loosely and tightly, in terms of explicit or implicit coupling relationships. However large-scale a system is, scale may be less important in the new data and information processing technology evolution than other system complexities, such as invisible heterogeneity, coupling relationships, human involvement, and ubiquitous intelligence in particular.

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