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In the past 4-5 weeks of this course, I have learnt many new things. I have learnt how to use Salesforce and learning different system within an organizations. I have a cousin working for programming industry and she mentioned that if I learn salesforce, even just the basics, it will get me somewhere. Taking this class, will help me for my future career in MIS or an IT career.
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I think this course really opened my eyes as to how business is going to be conducted moving forward. Technology is only going to continue to evolve and we as young business professionals must adapt with the times. I think the most important aspect of technology in the workplace is the automation of how goods enter consumers hands. The way a business will rely on certain softwares for day-to-day operations is huge. Every fascet of a business is combined into one, which effectively allows it to operate much more efficiently.
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The most important thing I learned about in this class was ERDs because every business uses them and being able to read and understand one will help you better understand the business. For example you can see all the the different entities in the company and how they interact with each other or are interrelated. This course exposed me to a lot of new information about what goes into the systems that we use every day and it is all very useful and will come in handy.
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An important thing that I learned in this class is the efficiency of information systems. Businesses would not be the same without these systems being put in place, as they save so much time (and money) regarding everyday activity in said firm.
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My biggest takeaway for this course was how it taught to read and comprehend information better. I mean this I never knew how much information or data goes back and forth in between businesses and what it took for this to be managed in M.I.S. and such. This is just nuts to comprehend and I’m happy I was able to learn this from this course and keep it as a skill for the future.
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Although both SCM and CRM have proven to be useful for many business I believe that CRM is more important to a company’s success because if your customers are not happy with their experience as they purchase your product or service, then your company will not ultimately succeed. However, SCM still very useful for companies and they both have their pros and cons.
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I think CRM is more important to a business because it provides you with comprehensive data on your customers and potential customers. There would be no business without your customers so it is imperative that you maintain that relationship with them. It is slightly unsettling to think that companies are tracking and gathering information about you but on the other hand if you have a reoccurring problem and the company’s CRM had documented information about it you would be able to receive better help and service from them.
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Customer relationship management, and supply chain management both are very useful for business. However, if I have to pick one for the most important one, i will choice CRM. Building a good relationship with customers are helpful to maintain your business. Also the customers will suggest their friends or family to support your business. I think Amazon is a good example of CRM. I purchased a headphone, but it did not delivery on time. After 2 days, I contact Amazon customer service, tell them everything. They mail a new one for me as fast as they can.
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I think CRM is important. Building a strong relationship with customers is very important to the business. You want to collect data as much as possible with your customers so the company knows what needs to be done and needs to improve. An example of this is going to a restaurant for my first time. I have heavy peanut allergy, so I had to conversate with the waitress that what would they recommend, and is there any allergen that I need to be aware of as far as peanuts go. They told me what I could get and couldn’t get.
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I think the connection you build with a CRM system is important because it can help you build that personal connection and relationship you build with the consumer is very important. It also provides a sense of security for the consumer. Personally, I felt that the collection of data can be annoying, but the deals and information that comes from it tends to be very useful. For instance, I worked in retail where we had a CRM system for promotional reasons and a point system for the customers. I know the customers were not fond of it, however others loved it because they got benefits from it.
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To me the most interesting and influencial innovation would be AI. AI is short for articial intelligence. Most notibly, AI is used in self-driving vehicles like Tesla Model X. AI is used to program machines and perform other IT services. A professor at MIT, Lex Friedman has performed multiple experiments on AI in self-driving vehicles. The question he consistently ponders is “What happens when AI fails”? If the near future consists of a heavy reliance on AI to perform certain tasks, how will we calculate the risk of something going array? This puts a wrentch in many business models that are mvoing towards self-automated tasks.
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I think a good example of disruptive innovation is the invention of the smart phone. Everyone has access to the internet and different apps in the palm of their hands. People have become rich or created their own businesses just by inventing an app or creating their own that customers can download. Vennmo is another example of an app that is making cash seem obsolete so it is interesting to see what will happen in the next ten years with cryptocurrency as well. I do home care for my grandmother and used to fax in my time sheets every week, this year the company hired a third party service called Carify that made me download an app and now I clock in and submit claims on my phone. It has a location service however and that seems like an invasion of privacy with is a growing issue with technology and how much information is being gathered on us now because of it.
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What do you think was the most interesting or important innovation in the last few years? Why? What has it done to the original business model?
Without a doubt, the most innovative and interesting new network company is Uber. Uber was created in March of 2009. Its popularity grew more and more since. It has become a important innovation due to the fact that you can schedule a ride to any destination within minutes. Taxis have paved a way for companies like Uber, by taking all of the disadvantages of taxis and fixing them to the customers liking, taxi are being push to the back burner.
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I think the most interesting innovation in the last few years is cloud storage. I think it is crazy that so much info can be stored online and accessed from anywhere. I think it has changed the original business model by allowing companies to have workers work from home, as well as save and back up more of their data in the event of a fire or something similar. Companies should feel safer knowing their data is not on site, and can be accessed by them at any time.
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I think the most interesting innovation in the last few years is mobile payment. People didn’t need to bring their wallet when they go outside. For example, Apple pay, PayPal in America. Moreover in China, they have Ali-pay and WeChat pay. With the 4G technology support, Chinese people no longer need wallet. I can pay money to my friends or family member, by scanning their WeChat pay’s QR code.
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I am majoring in MIS and clear and correct data is one of the most important parts about the major and any jobs that that it can lead to. Information is what businesses run on and as an IT or IS worker it is important to make sure it is clear and understandable, as well as being accurate enough to work with. Good data can allow the company to have an advantage over other firms or companies and gain monetarily. Bad data could result in bad ventures that could cost the company a lot of money and time. MIS majors should be able to manage data and the databases it is stored in well enough to prevent and recognize improper data.
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As a Risk Management and Insurance major, collecting good data is crucial for success. When calculating risk in situations, bad data can completely ruin a company’s risk management system. Data being accurate and reliable results in more accurate estimations. Having one clear view of data is convenient for companies, as it saves a lot of time filtering out information for them to access.
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My major is accounting, so having good data is pertinent. It is important at all times, but especially during tax season. Getting the clients information and forms through the chain of command in an organized and timely matter is necessary because both the firm and the client are on a deadline set by the government. Failing to meet this deadline results in financial penalties. Being organized is important as well, because if mistakes are made on the form then the client will end up paying more or less than they have to.
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My major is Management Information Systems, and having good data is crucial. It is important to collect good data because you want to build customer’s relationship. Not having accurate data, can go separate ways. You could lose customer’s relationships and you could lose your company alot of money.
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My major is accounting, it is very important to tracking the information of the company or organization. Also we need updated data to adjust the general entries. In the balance sheet, if Asset does not equal to Liabilities plus Equity, that might be something wrong in general entries. So good data information system will impact my job.
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Decision trees can be useful and helpful in our everyday lives. Data analysts may use a decision tree to do statistics. Mathematicians may use it to test some things. For example, doing the coin flip heads or tail, they would use it to collect data and see how many heads and how many tails shows.
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Decision trees can be useful in many, many, many ways. Vacation planning, project planning, budgeting, gift-shopping, event planning, etc., are just a few and it’s evident that any kind of planning can benefit from decision trees. Planning takes plenty of thought and tools like this can make it easier to reach a consensus. In a corporation to a small household, the users can range but the benefits are the same.
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Decision trees can be helpful in important personal decision making as well as business. For instance, if you are trying to decide between two jobs maybe one is salary and one is commission, a decision tree can help you see which option is right for you. Or if you are trying to decide between renting schools. You can map out the differences and see which would be the better fit for you personally.
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When learning about the decision tree, my mind instantly went to economics. In learning about the opportunity cost of every situation. However the decision tree can be very useful in economics and everyday life to demonstrate the results of doing something.
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Decision tree being really helpful in business processes. If the business needs to either create a process or find a more effective way for that process that is where decision trees would be most helpful.
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The most interesting and also alarming fact to me was “The U.S. Department of Labor estimates that todays learner will have 10-14 jobs by the age of 38.” Personally I have always had the impression that I am going to find a steady job after college and stick to one job. Change is hard more many, including me and especially when it comes to jobs that is a very scary fact. For me as I grow older I would like to have a steady routine that I don’t mind. Getting a new job would definitely disrupt a previous routine. I think being tech savvy and being good with computers will be good features to have when dealing with the digital economy. As the world keeps innovating so will the economy.
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The most interesting fact was the top 10 in demand jobs did not exist 15 years ago. 15 years ago I was 13. In 15 more years I might have a 13 year old. Jobs stayed stagnant for decades until the technology boom and now that technology is here, it removes the need for many other jobs through programming and computers. This is one of the main reasons I chose accounting – job security. As good as machines are with numbers there will always have to be some form of human element and communication in the accounting position, and that is essential in my opinion. Deals aren’t done, money isn’t transferred, and nothing will progress without communication.
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The most interesting fact to me was that when going for a degree, the information learned in the first year will be outdated by the third year of study. It is a testament to how fast changing information is and the amount of work and research being put in by people now is staggering. It also shows how important it is to continue learning and pursuing education so that you are constantly up to date with the newest information in whatever field you are working in. Accounting does a good job of this because they require you to have a certain number of hours of continuing education every year in order to be as informed as possible.
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What I found interesting is that “1 in 8 couples married in the U.S met online.” It interested me because of social media and today’s generation, we have found our couple. It used to be without technology, you would find your loved ones in person first. There are many places online nowadays that you can find your loved ones. As a normal college student, I don’t find them through online but I meet them first either in school or just through other friends. I personally do not like anyone online, nor will I ever date one online, because who knows the outcome? As a future business owner, I believe technology is the key to being success in the digital economy.
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The most interesting fact that stuck out to me was that the top 10 in-demand jobs in 2010 did not exist in 2004. This is intriguing to me because I wonder if it is because the 2010 jobs themselves are so vastly different from the jobs of 2004 or if they are really very similar jobs but only use more technology now than they did a few years ago. The video also goes on to say that we are preparing students for jobs that do not exist yet using technologies that have not been invented in order to solve problems that we do not know are problems yet. I find this odd because I wonder if it is better to focus more attention on the problems at hand rather than focusing on problems that may or may not exist in the future.
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With technology in the workforce, it is important that people keep up. Technology is constantly evolving in order to maintain efficiency and improve response time. If a person in the workforce isn’t willing to or can’t keep up with these rapid changes, they’ll fall behind and in the long run be replaced. ERP systems are a great way for me to understand Info Systems and I plan to continue to use them in the future.
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My biggest takeaway from this class is that Management information is an essential need within all businesses evolving today. Every type of company can benefit from it, no matter how large or small, and its entire process is to make systems and processes run more smoothly so that you can focus on other aspects that can not be systematized such as the creativity aspect. The elements that I am most likely to benefit from would be swimlanes. I have always had trouble seeing out systems, but the visual aspect of swimlanes makes it significantly easier for myself and anyone else with little technological experience to use. This class has helped me realize how critical things such as CRM systems are when starting my own business and running it.
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My biggest takeaway from this class is how implementing a system like an ERP for example, is advantageous to the point that without one a business would struggle to keep up or stay a float in todays markets. Computing systems are so integrated into businesses today that it is unlikely that I will ever go to a new job again that doesn’t have some sort of computing system. Also I was impressed to hear that implementing an ERP system that would cost 100,000,000 dollars would be able to pay itself off within a few years because it makes the business run that much more efficiently.
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My biggest takeaway from this class I think would be the concept of ERP. I already use an ERP every day in my job, but learning about it made me realize how important it is, and how it helps my job processes run smoothly. I learned how having ERP as well as CRM are helpful aids for a successful business. Implementing an ERP as well as training in ERP usually is well worth any businesses investment, and helps greatly in the long run.
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My biggest lesson in this class is how fast technology changes and how important it is to keep up with the advances to stay ahead of the competition. It was interesting to learn how ERPs and other systems are changing the workplace and the jobs that are needed. To have a career in the future, it will be important to understand this technology and use it to my benefit. The max labs were also useful, since exposure to Salesforce was a valuable experience. I feel that I have a better understanding of how it works and I am interested in learning more.
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I believe that both systems are useful to a functioning business in there own ways. SCM systems are effective for figuring out what type of inventory system to use. CRMs are great for helping to figure out what product to make and who is likely to buy it. Data collection is a hot button issue right now and I do believe there is a line to draw as to how much can be stored about people in order to protect privacy.
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In a highly regulated business like a company in biotech or pharmaceuticals, SCM is more important because in order to have a good customer relationship you have to have perfect traceability and regulation of the supply chain or your customers wont buy from you. However in most other industries this CRM is more important.
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Both CRM and SCM are essential for success in a business. However if I would had to pick one, it would be CRM. You could have a top SCM that is bound for success, but without CRM how far can it really take you? CRM is crucial in a business because what’s a business without the relationship of with your customers.
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I think that SCM is more important because without a solid product and availability of it a business can not successfully operate. No matter how much a company focuses on the customers and their data, the product is the core of the business. I think that CRMs are valuable for companies and I see the need for them. As long as the CRMs are obtaining data in an ethical way, I think they serve a very important role in the way that businesses tailor their product for the consumer.
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For every business, I believe both are needed for a business. Nevertheless, I believe CRM is more important. A company thrives on the relationship they have with their customers. This should always be managed efficiently, and smoothly. Since customers are the reason why a company is successful or not- CRM is the most important. SCM on the other hand is also important, because to have that satisfactory customer relationship, you need to have adequate regulation.
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I think that the most interesting technology that have been created are Facebook, Netflix, Uber, Lyft, Hulu, etc.
Netflix and Hulu uses various movies from all over the country. It consist of variety of shows from box office movies, etc.
Facebook is one of the best social media that I used the most cause I have family all over the world India, Australia, Florida, Texas, Atlanta, etc. And the best thing is by using Facebook I can keep in touch with family and friends no matter how close or far they are. It has help change business models for businesses which helps then decided who their target is. -
I definitely think that Uber and Lyft have been two of the best innovations within the last few years. It is much more convenient to have apps right at your finger tips that allow you to simply put in the address of where you want to go and someone will be able to track your location to take you straight there. With regular taxi services you’ll need to call and sometimes explain to them where you want to go because they can’t track it in there GPS. In this day and age it’s all about being fast and convenient and these apps make getting to where you need to go much easier.
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I think innovation and new technology are positively impacting business across the world. With new technology business are able to communicate internationally through social media and other forms of communication that technology had brought. Among this technology you are able to process information through websites such as google analytics and facebook. Other systems that are impacting business are things like webex, we are all able to be in different locations around the world and come together through the internet to communicate.
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I believe the most interesting and important innovation in the last few years is Uber and Lyft as many others in this post can agree with me. Many people use Uber or Lyft on everyday basis; whether you’re the driver or riding in one. It provides convenience and safety. It is convenient because they’re everywhere and way cheaper than your average taxi service. It also provides safety because many of us drink alcohol and drunk driving is not acceptable.
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Netflix to me is one of the most interesting innovations in the last few years, particularly their online streaming capabilities. It developed a whole new market which allowed movies and television to be seen through the same thing. Also content is readily available as soon as you log in. It has definitely changed the television and movie industry and other companies have responded like Amazon for example.
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With my current job, collecting data is very important. We are able to keep track of everybody that calls in and can go back into the system to revisit there information if needed. Without our data system, it would be extremely difficult to keep track of important information which would in turn would result in us not being able to properly do our job.
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It is crucial for a company to collect good data to be successful. Collecting good date is extremely important when it comes to making business decisions. With data you get a sense of what works and what doesn’t, which helps the organization become more efficient.
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Yes, I believe it is very important for any organization to collect good data and have an integrated system that can let the users to take one clear view of the data and of the customer. In any organization or company it is very important to have clarity, and I believe collecting good data and having an integrated system is a way an organization or company can achieve that. Additionally, it is very important to decipher and separate good and bad data. By identifying it, we will be able to understand what needs to be done, everyday, as well as what needs to be fixed in terms of data.
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I believe that ERPs are very important for every single major. In any organization or companies it is very important for us to be clear and understand what is going on in the ERPs. We will need to collect data with any major we go to cause they help us with making big decisions.
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In the business I work at it is very important that data is up to date between departments. The most common problem we have is inventory being taken out and not accounted for somewhere else. This leads to a lot of confusion on a weekly basis, an ERP system would be very beneficial to any business because I can see where you can run into problems when you don’t have one. Good communication and availability of data are crucial to running a business.
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This was a very eye-opening video. The world population statistics didn’t really surprise me however, the fact that one-week worth’s of New York Time prints is more information than an average 18th century human being was exposed to in a life time was mind blowing. I also learned that a zettabyte is an…[Read more] -
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One area a decision tree would be useful is in HR. When hiring an applicant, the hiring manager can weed out certain applicants by using a decision tree to set certain criteria that the applicant must meet. For example, is this person authorized for work in the country->if yes->Does this person have experience->yes/no if yes ->and so on until the hiring manager decides whether to put application in yes or no pile.
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I believe a decision tree can be useful on everyday basis including both your personal and professional life. In your professional life, you can use decision tree to weigh out all different options and scenarios to help you become more efficient in your career. You can also use a decision tree in your personal life on daily basis when it comes to fitness. Many have a goal they want to achieve when it comes to fitness, using a decision tree to come up with a workout plan to help achieve your goal can be extremely helpful.
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One area that decision trees are helpful is in scientific research. They are often used to decided which course of action would provide the greatest utility. For example when developing a product there are many questions that need to be answered, but you don’t have forever to answer them all. A decision tree helps find the pertinent questions which will help speed up the development of the product.
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A decision tree can be utilized by a business for types of expansion such as new facilities, locations, workforce, product lines and others. With so many moving parts a decision tree will help set parameters around different options and organize those options in a way that can be easily processed. In a location expansion a decision tree would help to organize the negative and positive characteristics, identify any “non-starters” in each location and analyze any cost benefits associated.
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There are many fields of area where a decision area would be helpful. One example could it in event planning, where you need to decide what type of event you need to plan with what type of materials/props, food, etc, is necessary, and so on. Trees could also be be helpful when trying to decide what type of insurance you need to sell to someone in the financial/insurance industry, and so on. There are so many options, and combinations/permutations for every single type of person especially with insurance. Additionally, one may need to use a decision tree when they need to hire someone. HR employees may create webs, including a person they want to hire, with their strengths and weaknesses, and so on.
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This was a very eye-opening video. The world population statistics didn’t really surprise me however, the fact that one-week worth’s of New York Time prints is more information than an average 18th century human being was exposed to in a life time was mind blowing. I also learned that a zettabyte is an extremely substantial number. The second most surprising, only to the 8th century fact, was the first cellular phone call was made in 1975. I was under the impression that started in the 80s. If this information is a sample of what’s to come in this course, I am very interested.
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Scott Roy on May 15, 2018 at 6:55 PM (Edit)
This was a very eye-opening video. The world population statistics didn’t really surprise me however, the fact that one-week worth’s of New York Time prints is more information than an average 18th century human being was exposed to in a life time was mind blowing. I also learned that a zettabyte is an extremely substantial number. The second most surprising, only to the 8th century fact, was the first cellular phone call was made in 1975. I was under the impression that started in the 80s. If this information is a sample of what’s to come in this course, I am very interested. -
What I found interesting is that “the amount of new technical information is doubling every two years and that for students starting a four year technical or college degree this means that half of what they learn in their first year, will be outdated by their third year of study.” I don’t think that the latter should deter students from going to college or from obtaining tech degrees, but on the contrary–it should compel young people to learn where to find the information they need and how to use it to their advantage. In today’s business world the only thing constant is change. Therefore, really successful people are the ones who quickly respond and adapt to change and the ones who keep an open mind to anything new.
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The most interesting fact that I found was 1 in 5 divorces are blamed on facebook.
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I know I am a bit late to this party but the stat that stands out to me the most is the stat about the 25% of the population of China with the highest IQ’s exceeds the total population in North America, not just the US, but the entire North America. I did not know this number was so exaggerated. This intrigued me because I feel that more money has to go into our education system not only across the US but obviously across the entire North American continent.
As a business major I feel that we have to adapt and adjust with technology as time goes on because it will constantly be changing. For example, I am an options and stock broker, I have been in the industry since 1993 and technology has single handily effected how Wall Street functions. If you do not keep up with technology in this cut throat industry you will be left behind and unemployed. -
The most interesting thing I learned from watching this video is the fact that 75 billion devices are projected to be connected to the internet by 2020. The IoT and IIoT are quickly becoming our new reality, and the impact it will have on our society will be monumental. We are entering a new era where everything we use, touch, and interact with will be a potential gateway device, gathering information and sending up to the cloud. What we do with that information, and how we support and secure it, will be critical issues to address as we move forward.
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