CDW Presents the Future of IT - Devices, Data & Humans, Oh My!
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The document discusses how technology is changing with the convergence of devices and access to data. It notes that worldwide more smartphones and tablets are being sold than PCs and that convergence trends are popular with devices. Almost half of the world's consumer convertibles are made by Lenovo. The ability to connect devices and access collective data is growing but the data can also be wrong, so common sense is still important.
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Human: Thank you for the summary. Can you provide a 2 sentence summary as well?
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The technological opportunities are endless with augmented reality able to furnish a view from every angle to mobile devices and wearables supported by real time details, data and statistics. Clouds and ‘networks without infrastructure’ can overcome the limitations of 3, 4, 5G and wifi systems that will never satisfy the need for growing customer connectivity and bandwidth. They can also help solve entry congestion and simultaneously support security and vending operations. Branded mobile devices with pre-loaded apps are also an obvious step towards the creation of ‘The Club’ identity and ‘belonging’ that goes way beyond the latest strip, scarves and hats etc with far more kudos than a gold card!
“On a grand scale this all involves Big Data, but for a ‘market of one’ it is the Meta Data that counts - that is where the opportunity and the $$$ reside”
All of this comes at a price of management and operational change! Embracing the new takes a positive mind and considerable energy in the face of day to day operations, but the workforce and the customer base is also changing fast with the old and old of mind being replaced by the young and young of mind. The tech savvy are on the move and making up an increasing proportion of society - and the trick is to leverage their knowledge and abilities at every level possible.
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