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How has technology
changed the way we
conduct business
Abstruct
Technology affects alomst every aspect of our
lives. Just look around you and you'll see how
wired we are. Thanks to the Inter-net, virtually
anything you desire can be de-livered to your
door in a matter of days.
Abstruct(2)
The advance in the communications and
information technology over the years have
revolutionized the way that businesses are
conducted and has changed the face and pace
of business. With the ability to contact anyone
in the world seems to have become a smaller
place and this has implications in the way
business is conducted.
Effects Online
The part of our brains being affected by these
changes is the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex,
which is responsible for short-term memory as
well as decision-making. This area is
increasingly the part of the brain where we take
on information; once we start using this part of
our brains, they will contin-ue to seek and
respond to the same to the same stimuli.
Is your business keeping up?
According to the Sensis e-business Report
Australian small and medium businesses are
continuing to adopt a range of digital
applications during 2010 including websites,
social media marketing and e-commerce
activites.
Sources
1. Sensis e-business Report
2. IBMSurver: Tech-Savvy Shoppers Setting
The Pace For The Future; Retailers Must
Follow Their Lead
3. NeilsenCs NetView? June 2009-June 2010

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  • 1. How has technology changed the way we conduct business
  • 2. Abstruct Technology affects alomst every aspect of our lives. Just look around you and you'll see how wired we are. Thanks to the Inter-net, virtually anything you desire can be de-livered to your door in a matter of days.
  • 3. Abstruct(2) The advance in the communications and information technology over the years have revolutionized the way that businesses are conducted and has changed the face and pace of business. With the ability to contact anyone in the world seems to have become a smaller place and this has implications in the way business is conducted.
  • 4. Effects Online The part of our brains being affected by these changes is the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, which is responsible for short-term memory as well as decision-making. This area is increasingly the part of the brain where we take on information; once we start using this part of our brains, they will contin-ue to seek and respond to the same to the same stimuli.
  • 5. Is your business keeping up? According to the Sensis e-business Report Australian small and medium businesses are continuing to adopt a range of digital applications during 2010 including websites, social media marketing and e-commerce activites.
  • 6. Sources 1. Sensis e-business Report 2. IBMSurver: Tech-Savvy Shoppers Setting The Pace For The Future; Retailers Must Follow Their Lead 3. NeilsenCs NetView? June 2009-June 2010