Answer to Question #238904 in English for lee

Question

What are the benefits of modernization for countries, and what are some examples of modernization processes?

Answer 1

Modernization saves money by avoiding the need to "tear up the road more than once." Modernization, rather than treating each legal change and business necessity as a one-time event, improves organizational efficiency, speed, scalability, and leverage. The following are some of the advantages of this strategy:

·        Metrics that are future-proof — Processes and systems that have been redesigned will create metrics that meet current and future standards and regulatory needs.

·        Improved analysis — Employees will be able to focus on high-value-added analysis thanks to improved automation and better tools.

·        Process efficiency - Automated feeds and procedures result in shorter processing times, less manual intervention, and less reliance on a single person.

·        Infrastructure that is more efficient and less expensive — Reconciled processes, effective resource deployment, and system consolidation will streamline infrastructure and assist reduce expenses.

Technology is a primary driving force in the modernization process. Society has become more complicated, less monolithic, and differentiated as a result of rapid technological advancements, a hallmark of modernity. Modernization is both a cause and an outcome of violence. The United States' development is inextricably linked to the atrocities it has perpetrated against Indigenous peoples, Black people, and a wide range of other groups and identities. A sense of community and a desire to retreat from modernism are two more causes and impacts.