Business has always been an early adoptee of digital trends – from the PC to the Internet. The success of Facebook to Twitter is as much about consumer behaviour as it is about corporate and business behaviour. The digital revolution from the birth of tablet computing – like Apple’s iPad – to other forms of technology from the smart phone to the cloud computing platforms have changed the way business is undertaken. Productivity, innovation and time/cost saving attributes have all been born due to the technological advance’s of the world’s digital services and platforms. However, we are still very much connected to our physical worlds. Nowhere is that more apt than in our preference to physical Christmas cards over E-cards? The school curriculum even teaches
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When a business has an international presence it is very important that an option exist for customers to call in free of charge. These days it is extremely simple to set up a very real option with a low cost that can be employed for pennies on the dollar. Of course there are a number of different ways that someone can go about getting through this process, but it is very important that employees know how to move forward in a way that is going to ensure everyone is capable when using the system. The last thing anyone wants is to lose a potential sales lead as a result of technical difficulty, and for this reason everyone being up to date on using new technology