ICT has Promote Reaching out and sharing of opinions and Ideas

Technology has aided in the creation of an atmosphere in which you may freely exchange your thoughts, ideas, and a large number of employees. Individuals of diverse backgrounds have been able to connect and share what they know thanks to social media platforms, providing us a look into the lives of people all around the world. Many new forms of electronic communication have emerged as a result of technological advancements, such as social networking websites and videoconferences. This has aided in the removal of time and space as impediments to efficient communication between cultures. Many aspects of society, including business, education, and international affairs, have benefited from this. Diversity and inclusiveness are fostered and celebrated in this way. Technology has also expanded the ability to reach out and exchange information. Through electronic communication means such as email, phone, videoconferences, online newsletters, instant messaging, and the intranet, technology has also boosted the flow of information to reach out and share with diverse cultures.

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John Sele Philip

Location: Jos, Nigeria

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