MAKING DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES ACCESSIBLE TO THE ELDERLY


With the increasing population of those above 65 years of age, technological products and services designed for this portion of society would certainly hold huge potential.

GROWING old is a concern that affects everyone at every level of society. It is a condition that cannot be controlled with the most obvious changes occurring physically.

And in many parts of the world, especially those that experienced an increase in birth rates after the Second World War, are now experiencing a sharp increase in the elderly of their population – as those from the Baby Boomers era approach their platinum years.

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