Years of technological innovation and evolution have revolutionised the way people work, making it quicker and easier for us to do business than ever before.
Thankfully, this trend shows no signs of stopping, and is something HP is keen to draw the attention of IT Pro's readers to on its Innovation at Work hub.
The site is packed with articles, videos, quizzes and infographics that seek to highlight the latest and greatest advances in IT security, mobility and print technologies, as well as expert insights on the science and psychology of business.
For example, on the hub, you'll currently find fascinating articles about how the use of certain colours can influence people's thoughts about a brand, and also the way we behave.
It also features a raft of case studies and video interviews with a range of UK companies about their business-technology transformations and how they've benefited from them.
Other articles showcase how specific vertical markets have had to adapt to changes in the technological landscape to ensure ongoing success.
As such, another standout contribution to the hub is an article looking at how film makers now have to account for how tech-savvy audiences have become when writing blockbusters, as they are now more aware than ever of what technology can and cannot do.
So, to find out how your business can and should reap the benefits of technological innovation, click here for more details.
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