THE IMPACT OF IT IN INNOVATING PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
Keywords:
Disruptive, Product innovation, Automation, Digitization, Collaboration, Data-driven decisions, Cyber attacks, Artificial IntelligenceAbstract
You can't deny that technology has greatly influenced the world we live in today. In particular, IT solutions have revolutionized the way companies innovate their products and services. IT refers to the use of computers, software, and telecommunications equipment to manage and process information. The impact of IT on innovation cannot be overemphasized. With IT solutions, companies can create, develop and test products and services faster and more efficiently. IT has also enabled companies to reach a wider audience and provide better customer service. Besides, IT is essential to businesses, especially in the digital age. It allows companies to operate more efficiently and effectively by streamlining processes and cutting down costs.
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