Tuesday, March 17, 2015

Organizational Uses

I remember asking my mom a few years back what would we do without technology? You hear this question all the time but the older generation laughs at that question because they lived through college and most of their lives without most things that we have now a days. Technology is incredible and has completely changed how the world functions. We can communicate through multiple different organized programs and platforms. This makes it so much easier for us to be able to communicate in a much easier manner with family members or friends from across the world. This process of using the technology that we have now has made communication quicker, easier and can even provide visual face to face contact with people thousands miles away.
                “Technology innovations change the way customers think and behave. From the time our smartphones wake us in the morning to the last tweet of the night, our brains are wired. Along with this change comes great competitive advantages.” It’s so crazy to think about how much we rely on our smartphones. Technology has gone through the roof in the past five years and you can pretty much do any day to day thing that you need on a device that can fit into your hand. You can work from it, do school work, find restaurants, directions, communicate with anyone. It’s pretty incredible to see how technology will always be on an uphill grind bringing more and more ideas to increase the potential and capacity of the technological uses.
It amazes me how much things have changed throughout the last century. “People used to be valued for knowing a trade. Then came the industrial revolution and those skills became devalued.  Machines took over physical labor and most people either did simple, repetitive tasks or managed those who did.” For how amazing technology is, there definitely is some cons such as diminishing the connection that comes from communicating with people face to face and having machines replace physical labor.




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