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3 years ago

How have technological Innovations Increased risks in business organizations!

Business

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NeTakaya3 years ago

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Answer:

Businesses are more susceptible to information leakages as a result of technological inventions.

They also have to spend more money in the purchase of technologies that might be expensive to maintain.

Explanation:

1. Business organizations carry out a lot of activities that center on information sharing. The advent of technologies comes with risks from hackers who might want to intrude in the information of the company. When the system is compromised, customers can be disappointed and important and sensitive information may be lost to attackers or competing organizations that might fund such attacks. This will impose an information risk to the company.

2. The purchase of new technologies come at a high price. Personnel conversant with the use and operation of these technologies may be hard to find and might require training to be effective in the use of these machines. These machines can easily fall into disuse when they are not properly maintained. This will impose a financial risk to the company.

Andre45 [30]3 years ago

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Answer:

Businesses are more susceptible to information leakages as a result of technological inventions.

They also have to spend more money in the purchase of technologies that might be expensive to maintain.

Explanation:

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