Tech For Life is a movement that embraces technology as a means of developing good things for humanity. This book invites you to join the movement, and the conversation, about how we collaboratively can optimize our businesses for life…
Tech For Life is a movement that embraces technology as a means of developing good things for humanity. This book invites you to join the movement, and the conversation, about how we collaboratively can optimize our businesses for life, and not only for profits. Regardless of your company size, whether you are a start-up or a global market leader, your participation makes a difference to the future. The authors provide a multidimensional context for the Tech for Life movement that offers an introduction to the core values and principles. You will get a understanding of the importance and necessity of leading technology for the common good of human beings. The Tech for Life movement urges us all to develop and use technology as a force for good all over the world and to take part in a new way of using technology positively to: – CONTRIBUTE TO SOCIETY – ENHANCE THE LIVES OF ITS USERS – CREATE OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL – RESPECT AND ENHANCE HUMAN RIGHTS – BE HUMAN-CENTERED AT ALL TIMES Join the authors in exploring where technology has come from, where it is today, why it must change, how it must change, and what needs to be done. And, most importantly, what you can do. Visit www.techforlife.net for further inspiration.
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