The fact of the problem is the fact technology is part of our world now; whether we like it or not, whether it terrifies us or it generally does not, it's here to stay. The study concludes definitively that without properly integrating technology into the business, there is a slim potential for success. Within an article compiled by Craig Wilson in 2006, he has this to state about technology: "The more lucrative businesses will continue steadily to understand that technology is a tool to expand and allow their businesses, and they will continue to evolve and do well." Even eleven years back, the near future was clear. If you assimilate technology, your practice will succeed. So that we go to 2017 with open up minds, technology continues to contribute to not only the success of your business but to the simplification of menial jobs and the connection between you as well as your patients. But there's a downside to the new time of smartphones, digital reality, and chatbo