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How can the firms cope up with changing technology enviornment?
Introduction- As we all know technology is implemented in almost every part of our lives. So question arises here is what is technology ? it is science or knowledge put into practical use to solve problems or invent useful tools Technology makes our lives easy but it comes up with certain challenges.  
METHODS TO COPE UP WITH CHALLENGES

       1.Involve your employees:

Involving employees in selection and implementation of technologies has multi fold benefits.They will be more open to the idea of a new IT system and will be able to provide insights on what will work for them and what won’t.

2.Early acceptance:- Psychology plays a big role as and when people start accepting things they will surely get a solution and able to cope up with it easily so start accepting the fact that technology is going to change for sure. we can’t control it. So businesses should make their mind for it and get ready for the new technologies.

3.Focus on Training:- Many new implementations fail because of lack of training. Train your employees well and give them to work on it and put up questions. 

4.Pilot Operation:-  Pilot operation is basically selecting a small segment of a company and implement new technology for that section. This minimizes risk, proves credibility to top management and helps other sections to adopt the same technology.

5.Plan Ahead :- To stay competitive and relevant in today’s business world, businesses  need to stay current with the changing technology and planned accordingly  so that  business get the most out of its current technologies and make the right technological investments.

 Conclusion:- In a brief nut shell, we can say that technology plays a bigger role in our lives and similarly in firms also. So in order to get competitive advantage we have to cope up with challenges and keep a constant vigil on it

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  1. Gurdeepak17 September 2019 at 02:38

    font not very readable. Conclusion not as per what has been asked and little late too

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