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Obsolescence

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The chapter delves into the concept of obsolescence in the context of smart buildings, highlighting the challenges and strategies to manage it. It covers how obsolescence affects both the physical and digital aspects of buildings, necessitating frequent updates and replacements.
David Huff, Susannah Cleveland
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On the Absence of Obsolescence

IEEE Annals of the History of Computing, 2009
The paper talks about the history of computing that explored obsolescence. Computer technology had undergone the most dramatic progress of any technology in the second half of the 20th century, and thus also the most dramatic rate of obsolescence. At the root, obsolescence is a process that occurs when users chose to replace one technology with another,
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Obsolescence in the Hospital

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1974
LARGE hospitals have become disquieting places, as anyone who has recently been a patient there can testify. To begin, the appointments are more expensive than can be afforded, and in general, they hardly can be considered to be arranged for the benefit of the patient.
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The Obsolescence of Administration and the Administration of Obsolescence

International Journal of Manpower, 1987
One of the known sources of anxiety in the professional workplace today is professional obsolescence, which has been defined as the “loss of once‐held knowledge and the failure to become familiar and knowledgeable about new knowledge in one's professional field”.
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