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ASSIGNMENT OF BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT AND INDIAN ECONOMY

Que:- How can the firms cope up with changing technological environment?
Ans:-  . INTRODUCTION:-
          We are constantly tethered to our mobile devices.We are managing our texts,emai em, social media feeds, tablets,smart watches and more.We have become very adept at multitasking,but it has been at a significant price.The price of our leisure time.In addition we are overloaded with information.There are thousands of event related software applications.There are more than 2 million free or nearly free apps for iOS and android.The web is continuing to burst with time consuming options.The vast sprawling nature of the options has been compared to drinking out of a fire hose and not being sure of the source of the water.Where does one even start?

THERE IS HOPE OUT THERE, HOWEVER.I OFFER MY SUGGESTIONS OF WHERE TO START:-

1)TECHN TECHN TRAINING IS KEY TO EFFICIENCY INCREASE:-Companies and individuals must make a commitment to technology support and training.Efficient use of word processing spreadsheets and database tools can improve productivity.The proper use of salesforce or other contact management and sale automation tools can be very productive.

2)AS TECHNOLOGY ADVANCES, IT BECOMES EASIER TO USE:-Mobile devices have become easy enough for a toddler or a grandparent to use.Computers are continuing to become lighter and more intuitive location based services such as GPS and many mobile apps have change the way we find things.Artificial intelligence and voice recognition are making access to technology simpler.

3)WE MUST LEARN TO TURN OFF THE SWITCH AT TIMES:-Many of us have allowed technology to intrude on our leisure time.We are multitasking very well and have become the more productive.Learn to use technology to heph you be more efficient on the job,but also learn when to turn off the phone,email and other gadgets.

.CONCLUSION:-
This digital revolution we are experiencing is a basic change in the way people communicate and transact.While we take a while to cope up with the rapid rate of change,the opportunities for those that adapt and work with it are great.At the same time, however we must balance our lives and not become tools of our tools.

SUBMITTED TO:-MR. GURDEEPAK SINGH

SUBMITTED BY:-POOJA
              MBA-1

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