Consumer is tech king

Quotes

1. “ Initially companies did not consider using the BlackBerry which has now become a common mobile device among organizations. ”

2. “ The concept of web 3.0 is fast kicking in with consumers, driving a change that enterprises need to consider. Nowadays it is becoming common for companies to have their own video blogs, wikis, podcasts and even have webinars which are used by many employees. ”

3. “ A new species of workers are entering the workplace that makes use of platforms like Second Life for social interactions or just hanging out. The digital existence is on the rise with web 2.0 tools and high frequency of electronic communication. Organizations will have to look at deploying communication applications and devices that help retain this new generation of workers. ”

   By Deepak Kumar

Entities Mentioned

• Google
• Microsoft
• Wipro
• Cisco
• Reuters
• Sun Microsystems
• Gartner
• Toyota
• IDC India
• Deepak Kumar

1. Consumer is tech kingTimes of India, India - 28 minutes agoThe digital existence is on the rise with web 2.0 tools and high frequency of electronic communication. Organizations will have to look at deploying ... (Read Full Article)
   
   

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