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Changing Technological Environment


INTRODUCTION : With the advancement of technology , many of us can feel overwhelmed about keeping ourself update with new technologies, methodologies, governance, standards, policies, frameworks, software development, engineering, etc. Technology is implemented in almost every part of our lives, impacting us in many different ways. Being a technologist myself, I frequently think of how to cope these changes.



DISCUSSION : You don’t go shopping without knowing what to buy. No technology should be implemented before identifying the needs. The first thing you need to do is identify what exactly is not working in your organization. Then you check why it is not working, whether it is because of lack of talent, less resource allocation, obsolete technology etc. If it is the third then you found your target.
To involve them in decision making take inputs via votes, opinions of supervisors and compile the ideas and concerns to make a proper strategy for implementation.
Get early acceptance for implementing any new IT thing.

CONCLUSION :There were some restrictions and regulations in the economy related to private sectors and market which were liberalised with the condtion from WTO. Later they have got freedom to decide the price in the market also types of goods to be produced. But after the globalisation there were no proper benefits to customers and also there were negative impacts on developmental and welfare expenditures.




SUBMITTED TO:-                                                                                                 
PROF. GURDEEPAK SINGH                                                                                

SUBMITTED BY:-
SIMRAN WALIA
MBA-1



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