TECHNOLOGICAL ISSUES


 1. EMPLOYEE PRODUCTIVITY MEASUREMENT

As most companies switched to 100 percent remote almost overnight, many realized that they lacked an efficient way to measure employee productivity. Technology with “user productivity reports” has become invaluable. Without being able to “see” an employee in the workplace, companies must find technology that helps them to track and report how productive employees are at home. 

2. DIGITAL INDUSTRY CONFERENCE PLATFORMS

Nothing beats in-person communication when it comes to business development. In the past, industry conferences were king. Today, though, the move to remote conferences really leaves a lot to be desired and transforms the largely intangible value derived from attending into something that is purely informational. A new form or platform for industry conferences is sorely needed.

3. REMOTE INTERNET SPEED AND EQUIPMENT

With a sudden shift to most employees working remotely, corporations need to boost at-home internet speed and capacity for employees that didn’t previously have the requirements to produce work adequately. Companies need to invest in new technologies like 5G and ensure they are supported at home.

4. TOO MUCH FOCUS ON AUTOMATION

Yes, automation and multi-platform management might be ideal for big-name brands and companies, but for small site owners and businesses, it’s just overkill. Way too many people are overcomplicating things. Stick to your business model and what works without trying to overload the process.

5. PHISHING SITES

There are many examples of phishing site victims. Last year, I realized the importance of good pop-up blockers for your laptop and mobile devices. It is so scary to be directed to a website that you don’t know or to even pay to get to sites that actually don’t exist. Come up with better pop-up blockers if possible.

6. DATA PRIVACY

I think data privacy is still one of the biggest business tech issues around. Blockchain technology can solve this problem. We need more and more businesses to understand that blockchains don’t just serve digital currencies, they also protect people’s privacy. We also need Amazon, Facebook, Google, etc. to understand that personal data belongs in the hands of the individual.

7. MOBILE SECURITY

Mobile security is a big issue because we rely so much on mobile internet access today. We need to be more aware of how these networks can be compromised and how to protect them. Whether it’s the IoT devices helping deliver data wirelessly to companies or people using apps on their smartphones, we need to become more aware of our mobile cybersecurity and how to protect our data.

8. DEEPFAKE CONTENT

More and more people are embracing deepfake content, which is content created to look real but isn’t. Using AI, people can edit videos to look like someone did something they didn’t do and vice versa, which hurts authenticity and makes people question what’s real. Lawmakers need to take this issue seriously and create ways to stop people from doing this.

9. POOR USER EXPERIENCE

I’ve noticed some brands struggling with building a seamless user experience. There are so many themes, plugins and changes people can make to their site that it can be overwhelming. As a result, the business owner eventually builds something they like, but sacrifices UX in the process. I suspect that we will see more businesses using customer feedback to make design changes.

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