Technology Connecting People

12 September 2012

The Technology Generation



The technology generation has a different mindset to baby boomers.  They have been raised with technology rather than the boomers who have had to adapt to it.

Offering the technology generation an out-dated technology backbone that doesn’t align to how they “connect” in the outside world inhibits their ability to be truly productive and forces them to re-learn out-dated technology systems.

There is a way to break free from this traditional model and here are just a few ideas to get you started.

· Provide your employees with the ability to connect to the office environment anywhere, anytime and on any device. This enables your employees to be working as highly effectively as if  they were at the office, whether they are in the back of a warehouse or on a beach in St Kilda.

· Enable access to the tools that they’re most comfortable with. The Electronic Generation is used to instant messaging, computer based phone applications and using a single device as a total communication tool.

· Technology is desirable... at least the technology generation think so. Attracting top talent is a challenge for many businesses.  Stand out from the crowd with your fresh approach to technology.

The ideas listed above are nothing new, they’ve been around for years however it is the uptake rate which has exploded in the last few years. Decrease in costs, cloud applications and employee demand is largely driving this trend, which shows no sign of slowing down.  Businesses need to begin thinking about how they can facilitate the change in workforce styles in productive ways.  Fortunately the same technology that the Technology Generation was raised on is adapting too and there are exciting new developments becoming available which helps to empower employees in a business context.

CPSTG is a leading total solutions provider, trusted by 1,000’s of Australia’s leading businesses.  A CPSTG consultant would be happy to have a free confidential chat with your business to explore how we’ve helped others and discuss how we could help you.

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