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The information technology revolution is transforming almost every aspect of society , but girls and women are largely out of the loop . The digital information age is not only changing the way we communicate - - it is transforming nearly every aspect of daily life , from commerce , to education , to health care . The CSIS Canada Project is dedicated to the study of Canada and the Canada-United States relationship , and to analyzing the process of deepening North American integration that is transforming them both and establishing the new dynamics of a continental economy . The MIT press describes " Unlocking the Clubhouse " as follows : " The information technology revolution is transforming almost every aspect of society , but girls and women are largely out of the loop . As technology transforms futures markets - - just like it is transforming nearly every other aspect of society - - operations and information management professionals like yourselves must deal with some of the most difficult and complex issues facing the futures industry . As well as impacting on the nature and fabric of the built environment , the microchip is transforming almost every sphere of human activity , from communication to entertainment and from imaging to manufacture ; and this digital revolution is still in its infancy . That requires transforming to a joint force that is capable of conducting integrated , " tempo-controlling " actions , where the military controls where and when things happen . Close to the Machine thus has the signs of an interesting account of and meditation on the device that is transforming nearly every aspect of modern life . And yet , at a time when the cost of health care is continuing to skyrocket , when unconscionable health care disparities are rife , when information technology is transforming virtually every other sector of our economy , when public demands for transparency and accountability are escalating daily , indeed when the whole world seems to be in flux , we are seen by many , including many of our own colleagues , as stagnant , complacent , rooted in our time-honored traditions , and hell-bent on resisting change .