Many organizations seek to have safe and easy ways to manage their data, and several times even general administration of these organizations has been hard due to failure to keep the systems secure. If we can have digital centralization, in the sense of organizations pulling together all their IT systems to operate closely, there will be a fine clamp-down on malpractice such as hacking into systems as security will be recuperated, and data management plus administration made easier, yet again costs of running internal activities will be reduced. Let’s think together here;
With centralized structures, information will be stored well as it can run through all the systems working as one. There are often less complaints of data loss, and the gathering of required information will be done more efficiently from this central source.
Away from the spoke of organizations;
How many devices are at your table, do you jump onto the train with, do you use to study, do you gift your sweethearts on happy holidays, just how many smart phones do you require to access a movie from YouTube through another application like Vidmate? How do you think you are able access your new messages coming in through your mail on your phone, yet you left your computer running back home, on top of which were your mail messages? Why is it that you do not have to go to the Netflix physical address to watch a movie there and instead stream from the plane or on your smartphone while on your toilet? You notice a kind of webbed wireless control of smart devices from anywhere in the world… This, my friend, is what the concept of Digital Centralization is about.
Digital centralization has made it possible for us to conveniently manage many things at once, and live quite smartly. We can’t love this experience better, we have it all. You have all the control you need in your hand. For instance, Google assistant can help you set a timer, remind you of the list of things you have to go shopping, your phone will notify you on the weather at the time you need to go shopping, if it’s not convenient, you can order or buy what you need online and still use your phone to make the payment.
With Google maps, your delivery man will get things to your door step, and if you’re too happy with the package, you can always email your boss to excuse you from work that day, whatsapp your sister to share the happiness and set a date at one awesome food garage for a light evening meal with your sweetheart before you close the day and set another wake-up alarm for the next day. Your smart phone can do everything you need and command it to do. Like I always say, with my smart phone, I’m the boss!
In other words, you need just one to manage all your business. Your devices can all work in sync to help you manage everything with just one. Digital Centralization!
There’s more;
Aside from the alerts that your smartphone keeps giving you on different things, it is safe for us to say that digital centralization has taken it to heights of enabling us work from home. Have you thought of how much productivity you can yield as one, while you work from home? First, the comfort, I mean you can get up any time and stretch vulgarly as your boss is not watching. If that makes you comfortable and boosts your zeal to go on and on with your work, knowing your uncouth work conduct won’t create any tension, what more could you ask for? Quite phenomenally, we have to appreciate that working from home can still let us attend meetings through conference calls and still reply to emails from work colleagues, you wake and move straight to your desk- no traffic jam to beat while trying to get to work.
With all this and more, Digital Centralization is what the world really needs for smart living.