Applications for smart systems
Al-Anbat - Mohammad Taleb Obeidat
What distinguishes the advanced countries from developing ones these days are the applications of smart systems based on technology tools such as cellular devices, Internet, satellite, global signature systems, geographic information systems and others, and then examples of models of everyday life in advanced countries to see the difference between them and developing countries: 1- Access to destinations, traffic and applications, shopping, hiking, fuel stations, hotels, shops and everything without paper maps or the help of others, and making it as a community culture.
2-Self-reliance on account in large malls using credit or cash cards without the need for a cashier or accountant, as well as paying gasoline and other bills in a gas station without one's help, and many other examples. 3- The use of smart transport systems in traffic through road screens to indicate the cases of congestion and speeds and others without the need of traffic censors or municipal employees.
4-Use of credit cards, electronic bank transactions, payment of electricity and water bills, etc. through the Internet without the need for physical presence before the employees of the companies concerned. 5. The presence of electronic screens to know the speed of traffic for each driver passes in front of schools and hospitals and places that are dangerous to the human or disturbed for the purposes of alerting to calm the speed. 6. The existence of a near-total dependence on the cell being the main source of information read, visual, audio, electronic and even services and other uses
7-This is just the tip of the iceberg of modern technology in the advanced countries and its applications, and we look forward to applying them on the ground of the developing countries.
Honestly: We need to keep up with the amazing developments in technology through the localization and use of e-government applications, and we need to move forward in keeping pace with modern technology steadily to bridge the gap between advanced and developing countries.
