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    produce only per consumer demand, and strive for perfection (Stevenson, 2015, p. 607). Throughout the design process Teladoc will develop the virtual health care platform based on the needs of health care stakeholders and the demand of consumers. The virtual health care platform is designed to minimize health care cost, while also improving workflow in health care…

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    The Industrial Revolution was the transition to new manufacturing process in the period from about 1760 to sometime between 1820 and 1840. Great Britain was the birthplace of The Industrial Revolution. The revolution marked a shift of power, special purpose machinery, factories, and mass production. There were many products that played a major role in the revolution, these products include iron, textiles, and the steam engine. During this time transportation, communication, living standards,…

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    I am Victoria Bowie and I am on my way to accomplishing a bachelorette in User Experience Design at Lesley University. From a tender age, I have always been fascinated with technology and my mind would fill up with thoughts on how I could help society for the greater good of mankind. Daydreaming about how I can make a change in the world and actions that I have made to help others has been happening since my younger days, even up till now. I was fixing computers at the age of eleven and creating…

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    eat, and how we travel from place to place can all be attributed to the Industrial Revolution. This time period, which occurred during the 1700’s to 1800’s, was a “Game Changer.” (Modern World History, n.d.). This movement took Great Britain from a primarily agrarian society to an urban society. The movement spread quickly especially in places like the New World (America). America would reap the benefits of the new industrial age. However, the inventions of that era would also have an impact on…

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    their bareness, developing and ever accommodating to the harsh environments surrounding them, having the mind drift upon the controlled gears of their superior. Most of the superiors, knew and later cared of not, as the money cascading from the industrial gold mines which were factories. In technology’s forever improvement, we come to realize that even though the social injustices, and the fraying of human health, mainly for the past, persisted on the factorization of products that even the…

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    The Industrial Revolution is the development of industries on a large scale, and it is filled with factory owners and workers. This revolution had started in the 1800s in Europe and the United States. This revolution was created because they wanted to transform economies and innovations worldwide. “During the early Industrial revolution, Britain stood alone as the world’s industrial giant” (World History- pg. 660). Britain then tried to enforce strict rules that do not let people send their own…

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    many years after the Industrial Revolution, came major economic developments throughout Britain which had impacts on interior decoration in Victorian homes. The nineteenth century saw a huge growth in the population of Great Britain which had major changes such as the expansion of middle-class families which lead to increased demand for goods and services therefore, trade opened up and links between countries began to form also having both, positive and negative influences on design. Therefore,…

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    The industrial revolution was a period of important changes. Josephine Cochrane, Charles Townshend, James Watt and Josiah Wedgewood were fundamental to process and machinery innovations. Josephine Cochrane was born in1839, Ohio. Cochrane’s husband, a prosperous politician, required his household to host many dinner parties. Over-worked staff often chipped expensive dishes during events. Cochrane observed that inefficient dish-washing was harsh on fine china. Cochrane, widowed at 45, was left…

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    Transcendentalism. Considering the historical context, Nature more directly echoed the Second Great Awakening, a religious movement that granted individuals the freedom of connecting with the divine. Self-Reliance was, in addition, a reaction to the Industrial Revolution. He worried that the factories might take away the individuality of the workers and replace it with order and uniformity. Emerson’s philosophy was his teaching to the individuals who lived in the nineteenth century America, a…

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    Raghunathasami Professor M.Elango Dissertation November 2009 CONSUMERISM IN ARCHITECTURE 1. Background of the research The globalised modern society is on an economic drive altering the expression of several aspects attached to it. After the Industrial Revolution, mass production of goods resulted in the supply largely exceeding the demand. As a result, producers turned to advertising for selling their surplus supplies and encouraged conspicuous consumption of their unwanted goods and…

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