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.”
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