Speed of change LO11797

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The concern is that technology changes rapidly, while people do not.
There are some underlying assumptions here that I do not share.

How can technology change by itself? How can technology change independent
of the people who create build, maintain, and use the technology?

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Tony D.
AJDiBella@Aol.com

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