BUSINESS NETWORKS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Business is an activity to increase the utility of goods/services.
And telecommunication is the transmittal of data and information from one point to other. Tele means ‘distance” and communication is interactions between two people or more than that uses spoken interaction, writing interaction, direct or indirect. That means telecommunication is communications over a distance.

Telecommunications, made possible by networking technologies, has brought several improvements to business process:

• Better business communication
• Greater efficiency
• Better distribution of data
• Instant transactions
• Flexible and mobile workforce
• Alternative channel

Now a day, we always use technology. That is why technology very important for us, as we know that today’s business world it is very competes. If we careless about blooming of technology we’ll be left out from our rival. As a manager of one enterprise we must able to coordinate our business because it’s influence our existential. Telecommunications in daily use are

• Cellular phones
• Videoconferencing
• Wireless payment and warehousing
• Peer-to-peer file sharing
• Web-empowered commerce

Telecommunications make something easier for us to gets some information that we need, and it’s very fast and reliable. As a manager we need some data or information for make a decisions, because, if something wrong with our decision cause we get inaccurate information that can be a trouble at our firm and our environment. Telecommuting pros and cons

• Telecommuting on the rise; the program helps the company retain skilled workers and serves as an inducement when recruiting new employees. Telecommuting has increase productivity and reduced employee stress.
• Employment opportunities; this includes not only people who live far away from the offices of companies that would like to hire them but also population groups that otherwise might not be able to join certain business.
• Saving time and money; organization offer telecommuting because its saves the cost of office space.
• The downside; on one hand, telecommuting allows people to work who would otherwise remain outside the workforce, such as older professionals and many disable people.