In the world today, COVID-19 is having a visible and unforgettable impact on media consumption, supply and advertising.
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected many spaces, government agencies and technology institution worldwide, guiding to decrease productivity on numbers of programs and fields.
The pandemic has also given several new funding research lines in different governmental agencies worldwide.
Though, the pandemic may have ameliorate scientific communication or even established new forms of it. That is, lots of data is being released and getting dissected on internet and sometimes,in the media.
Scientists are analysing, reviewing, editing and publishing manuscripts and data at record speeds and in large numbers.
This intense communication may have allowed an unusual level of collaboration
The world is running all of its businesses and other services. Advanced technology is helping to get reliable information about the happenings of the world. Other than that, people rely on technology to connect with their family, friends and loved ones.
Technology is assisting people in treatment at home.
There are lots of IoT applications that are allowing healthcare companies to check and provide treatment to people remotely.
There are are lots of things that people have realized and many more are coming, After this pandemic. People are also ordering test kits and medicines to their different homes and get treatment for most of the things.
And all these are because of the introduction and advancement in technology during this pandemic.
Developers and scientists are still working towards to offer people, health care centres and companies with solutions that can help to keep everyone healthy in these pandemic period. It would never have been possible without the collaboration of healthcare services and technology.
Many people will be using these and there will be a lot of benefits to the doctors and patients because of this. This will give solution to the problem of waiting for patients and crowded hospitals.
Seunayo Folorunso