New Input/Output Devices

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Optical Character Recognition
Computer input devices are becoming a necessity for businesses that intend to remain competitive in their operations. Alongside, computers are no longer a luxury in business operations but tools for understanding the dynamism and quickly, getting the business done. I find optical character recognition (OCR) as a new input device that helps in meeting day-to-day interaction between business and customer interfaces. Today, businesses do not require OCR as a tool that turns images into the electronic material but allows enterprises turn volumes of printed information into searchable electronic documents. The input device will help businesses communicate seamlessly with its upstream partners. Unlike before, OCR helps a business choose from three-dimensional displays, improved tactile displays, and higher resolution displays of the texts. For a business to succeed in their areas of operations, communication will help in designing their culture, market competitiveness, and market base. According to Maninder and Kaur (96), companies can easily integrate different aspects including market competitiveness by aligning their operations with OCR. The input device provides businesses with a combination of tactile representation interface or texture information. In line with this research, I find OCR as an essential input device for modern businesses as it will have the best new interface and access to graphic information especially, for those who cannot use their sight.

Businesses need to communicate with clients, suppliers, and other companies or industry in a way that enables an accurate response. OCR meets these targets as is provides users with the ability to collaborate, facilitate and assist users in accomplishing different tasks. For instance, it will help create interfaces that help businesses make use of machine-human communications that lie beneath the success of companies. You can now make electronic schematic diagrams recognizable in addition to combining verbal information with a physical or tactile representation for your business communication.Work Cited
Kaur, Maninder, and Manjeet Kaur. “A Brief Review on Optical Character Recognition Techniques.” International Journal of Computer Science and Mobile Computing 6.2 (2017): 95-100.