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Khalaf Alahmadi
Professor Solarek, Daniel
ENGL 1110
21 September 2015

Solarek, Daniel. Personal interview. September 3, 2015 Information Technology Between Huge Development And Its Impact
Human advancement has turned an option stage with the rise, and, improvement of new and complex innovation. A piece of this wave is the Information Technology that has been changing at a quick pace. Information technology incorporates elements such as connectivity, as well as, the installation of relevant equipment to store, transmit or retrieve data. The IT science became an important element in both profit and non-profit organization. However, as far as I'm interested in knowing how is Technology developed alongside …show more content…

First, these companies are embracing innovation that is the epicenter of determining the optimal solution finding. Accordingly, the industrial growth is likely to face enough or sufficient support by the IT companies. The level of competition between the existing companies is one factor leading to the development." at the beginning there is a number of companies have their own internal IT division, and I think those companies found it hard to keep their employees up to date with changes in technology. So, what evolved overtime are separate IT companies that as consultant will come in, and help larger organization maintain their IT infrastructure. Those separate companies are better able to find the funding and the time for their employees to keep up with field." said Professor Solarek …show more content…

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