No wonder we're in the mess we're in...

March 17, 2009

A new study reported in BtoB "Inside Technology" email newsletter says that many corporate executives still are technopeasants. Some are even Luddites.

From the story:

A new study reported in BtoB "Inside Technology" email newsletter says that many corporate executives still are technopeasants. Some are even Luddites.

From the story:

More than half of global senior executives are “tech-savvy,” owning and using a wide array of technology products at work and at home to consume media, according to a new survey by the Financial Times and b-to-b agency Doremus, New York.

Conducted in the fourth quarter of last year, the study was based on an online survey of 338 global senior executives.

It found that 55% of senior execs are “tech-savvy,” 15% are “technophiles” and 20% are “Luddites.”

Read the rest of the story here.

Sponsored Recommendations

The tiny EZminiWiFi is a godsend for the plant maintenance engineers who need to make a minor modification to the HMI program or, for that matter, the PLC program. It's very easy...
Discover the benefits of American-made automation products, including stable pricing, faster delivery, and innovative features tailored to real-world applications. With superior...
Over the past 50 years, the automation technology landscape has changed dramatically, but many of the underlying industry needs remain unchanged. To learn more about what’s changed...
Watch EZAutomation's recent feature on the popular FOX Network series "Manufacturing Marvels" and discover what makes them a force to be reckoned with in industrial automation...