Week 1


One thing that's really caught my attention is this whole idea of technology gap analysis. It's been eye-opening as we've been delving deeply into it in class. In essence, it all comes down to assessing the gap between a company's current and desired technological state and devising a plan to close it. The nice thing is that knowing why and how to upgrade your technology is just as important as knowing what to upgrade and when. It's about aligning your technology investments with your overarching business objectives. And that's important since it entails strategically utilizing technology to increase output, satisfy clients, and foster innovation. Keeping up with this things feels like getting a sneak glimpse at the future of company because technology is changing so quickly these days.

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