Title: Is the use of technology changing people.

As new technology is introduced, it undoubtedly represents the essence of a population's

demands and desires. Nowadays, technology and society are inextricably linked. It's like a cycle, with
each one having a huge impact on the other. As humans evolve and their needs and desires change with
time, advanced and modern technology comes to the rescue to meet these needs and make people's
lives easier.

Technology is any application that is engineered or created using applied science/math to solve
a problem within a society. This can be agricultural technologies, such as with ancient civilizations, or
computational technologies in more recent times. according to a website (Has Technology Improved Our
Lives? | Simplilearn. (2022, December 20). Simplilearn.com.), technology has changed the way we
behave and operate. From communication and transport to healthcare and connectivity, technology has
enhanced our lives for the better. By this said the technology does not change people but technology
enhance people’s life, it makes life easier and improved your daily living. For example, these
technologies help us to exchange information, to clean our clothes, to prepare our meals and to get
from one place to another in a easier way according to a study conducted by (Kammerzelt, A. (2018,
February 22). What is technology? And why is it so important for us in everyday life? Voestalpine.)‌

According to the study of (Wayne F. Cascio1 and Ramiro Montealegre2,(2016) How

Technology Is Changing Work and Organizations) In this digital era, people in business are focusing on
the generation and trading of products and services via digitalized data, information, and knowledge.
This era is based on an infrastructure comprising information and communication technologies. This
new infrastructure is not just helping people do things better and faster than in previous eras, but it is
enabling new ways of control, coordination, and collaboration on activities more readily, at lower costs,
governed by the law of diminishing costs.