Combating Coronavirus using technology

Technology has corridors of Parthian to be used for good and right now its been used combating the pandemic coronavirus. Though technology in some cases has the potential to negatively affect physical and emotional health the overwhelming good it brings can overshadow the negative.

Beginning from China in the Wuhan area the SARS flu-like illness coronavirus, also COVID-19 has moved at the speed of gigabyte bandwidth to affect the whole world just in a matter of little time.

But technology has shade more light on the scenario. As scientists and doctors spend hours on end using lab technology to understand the virus the social media and other communication platforms have been ripe with chats, updates and discussions.

Technology has afforded everyone to know quickly with live updates which countries are most affected. And looking at the nature of how coronavirus spread has afforded to learn of social-distancing. Out of social distancing comes remote connection and work from home.

Countries most affected and or on lockdown like Italy, France, China, Spain and those with movement restrictions like United States of America, United Kingdom have businesses concentrate on working remotely from home.

Companies such as Sophos, Google and Microsoft have all largely offered cheaply or built on the capacity of the capabilities of the remote connection. One decent case is Siteground boasting 100% home office for all. Siteground offers data, website and email hosting and out of the million customers, thousands of clients have to be attended to each day.