Discuss the pros and cons of the different types of technology and social media that organizations commonly use today. what are the implications for a company that relies solely on technology to store all of their data? should companies require all employees to have some technology knowledge and skills? can a company that does not use technology be able to survive and be successful in today’s society?

There are pros and cons to the different types of technology and social media that organizations commonly use today. The biggest pro of using technology to aid a business is increased productivity. You have the capacity to work at an increased speed which can impress and satisfy customers. A drawback to using this same time efficient technology and social media can malfunction or be hacked at any time. Also quicker productivity can lead to minor (or major) mistakes.

Using social media for increasing your audience and following for networking purposes can definitely be beneficial for marketing. But, this form of marketing presents its own cons such as false accounts, fraud, hacking, and/or reaching inappropriate audiences for your brand.

A company that solely relies on technology to store all of their data runs many of these same aforementioned risks along with the risk of losing access to saved files and data with system crashes and malfunctioning.

Companies should not always require employees to have some technology knowledge and skills because that can alienate the elderly/aging population who may not be technologically savvy, but they are a form of human capital with the knowledge they may posses pertaining to the company, business, and/or brand.

A company that does not use technology in today's society can potentially survive but it has a very low chance of surviving. As our world moves toward technological advancements technology is almost always essential for marketing and productivity but also for client satisfaction.

Success is a relative term and depending on the company, becoming "rich" may not be the mission. The company mission could potentially be how they are able to satisfy their clients and/or market. In this case a company may not necessarily need technology to be successful.

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