Post by saiful200 on Aug 19, 2024 10:45:49 GMT 1
I hope I was wrong!!!! But also in some sectors it works very well in favor of companies, for example: optimizing business processes, optimizing the performance of machines and devices. I think that this business model with social responsibility is something that has been around before, and the simple idea is good, giving back part of what is given to us.
and it is something that grows and gains strength year after year. If it is https://www.latestdatabase.com/ implemented effectively and honestly, I believe we can go very far, whatever the scope or line of business of the company and the niche to which it wants to give back. Big data will favor companies, I wouldn't dare say monopolies since in the case of Mexico and I don't know if it is in other parts of the world, but in the specific case of Mexico, monopolistic practices are prohibited, it is true that they will be seen Business empires benefit since they have the ease of implementing and improving any gap, but I don't think they can monopolize, although of course I am speaking with the little I know.
I think that scientific advances, like everything at the beginning will be valued at high prices, few people with possibilities will be able to make use of them, but over time new companies with the desire to capture a market and then thanks to the offer, perhaps the point at which new technologies and advances are more affordable for the least benefited sectors of society.
and it is something that grows and gains strength year after year. If it is https://www.latestdatabase.com/ implemented effectively and honestly, I believe we can go very far, whatever the scope or line of business of the company and the niche to which it wants to give back. Big data will favor companies, I wouldn't dare say monopolies since in the case of Mexico and I don't know if it is in other parts of the world, but in the specific case of Mexico, monopolistic practices are prohibited, it is true that they will be seen Business empires benefit since they have the ease of implementing and improving any gap, but I don't think they can monopolize, although of course I am speaking with the little I know.
I think that scientific advances, like everything at the beginning will be valued at high prices, few people with possibilities will be able to make use of them, but over time new companies with the desire to capture a market and then thanks to the offer, perhaps the point at which new technologies and advances are more affordable for the least benefited sectors of society.