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QUESTION 3 Technology is an enabler which has facilitated the way processes are executed by both manufacturing and retail businesses in helping them to grow. Because of technology, many companies have been able to sell many of their goods and services far and beyond the borders of many respective nations.Despite this, technology also has its own challenges which it carries with it. Justify the rationale for high level use and dependence on the ICT or on technology. How will the risks of technology be mitigated in in the world of business? [30 MARKS] .

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