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Computers in the Workplace

The industry that I chose is healthcare. Technology has always been a big part of healthcare. If you go to a hospital there is technology everywhere that monitor and exam what is going on inside of the bodies of the patients. Technology in the healthcare industry may be the most important because it is an industry with very minimal room for era. These days robotic machines are able to do all sorts of things, even perform surgical operations. The attention to detail that these machines can pay is unrivaled and key to noticing patterns that lead to important discoveries. AI continues to become more knowledgeable, increasing its abilities and lessening the work load of employees. Workers in the healthcare industry must learn ways to interact with these machines and understand what they are doing to further improve speed and efficiency. It’s best to learn this information in college to ensure a level of familiarity with their tools. Health care institutions should emphasize the technical duties that will be expected of the employees with the technology that they use to gauge if their technological skills are competent.

 The network and hardware involved holds valuable data that and make finding solutions in the field easier. Without computer literacy, workers in health care will be unable communicate with things like AI and robots, who are essentially their coworkers.

So while these technological advancements are beginning to fill the roles that were occupied by employees, new roles are opening. Healthcare, like many other industries, is practically merging with the field of technology. The same knowledge about the human body is necessary to help facilitate procedures and operations alongside advancing technology. Technology is taking the stress away by performing strenuous tasks with automative technology. There are pros and cons to technology. They are effective and accurate but malfunctions are possible. The improvements that current and future technologies will bring to the healthcare industry will be worth the increased need for computer literacy.

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