Abstract

Technology commands our life in a substantial manner. It has totally altered the way we communicate and process the information. Day by day improvements in technology have totally removed the borders that kept people of different areas apart as actually these boundaries don’t occur on the worldwide web. In this period of technology, Internet plays an active part in almost every field of life. Through advanced technology, users can interconnect with each other by using diverse platforms. When technology is solution of one problem it is also on the other hand causes of other problems. The corona virus quarantine, which compelled millions of people to work from home, has also accelerated the use of online communication technologies, resulting in even less human interaction than previously. Cyber bullying is now possible because of technological advancements, and youngsters are especially vulnerable to online harassment. There is a strong bond between organizational culture and technology. Organizational cultural can be defined as the common perception held by the organization’s members in a system of shared meaning. The dominant culture in an organization being the core values that are shared by a majority of the organization’s members. Culture is so essential for a technology organization as it defines the clear-cut boundaries present between one organization and others. In this paper we would like to compare the cultural values of the technology industry to culture values of another industry and we will observe the comparison, the effect of cultural values and the amount of users of different technologies in Pakistan.

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