It presents a very telling statistic. In essence, there is an inverse relationship between the money spent on information technology and productivity. Weil and Rosen substantiate that problem with their study. They surveyed 2,228 full time employees of a cross-section of companies in Southern California. And as far as anybody involved with technology is concerned that couldn t be considered good for business.
Technology invades our personal space with intrusive sights and sounds.
Well, for one thing, with technology. Until you consider the vast community building and spiritual resources of the Internet. Which means that the most effective antidote for TechnoStress might be a revival of and a heightened sense of TechnoSpirituality. A number of authors have suggested that this approach might be the best option for survival in the next Millennium. Some of the techniques of spiritual practices could be used to arrive at a more holistic view of technology.