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| Time: 00:18 EST/05:18 GMT | News Source: Microsoft | Posted By: Robert Stein | ||
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Information technology has come a long way in the past two decades, and the next 10 years will bring even more impressive advances. Many of them will free you to focus less on technology and more on what it helps you accomplish. Hundreds of millions of people are now using computers for communication, increased productivity, learning and entertainment. The benefits are enormous, yet sometimes technology is frustrating. Computing devices do not always work well with each other. Software can be difficult to configure and use. Information is hard to find when scattered among many machines. Technology should never get in your way. Large companies have staff to keep their computers working well together, but families should not need to hire a "chief information officer" for their homes. | ||
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