Watch this video featuring Ben Franklin, the founder of these famous words: "Time is Money."
Benjamin Franklin wrote those words in 1748. Nearly 300 years later, they are more relevant than ever. In the age of computers, time is not just money — it is the currency of tomorrow.
Software code is the engine that drives the modern economy. Every business runs on software. Every government runs on software. Every hospital, every school, every bank runs on software.
And the quality of that software — how fast it runs, how efficiently it uses your time — is measured by Technology Airtime.
Technology Airtime is defined as the time when you are waiting on the technology, or the technology is waiting on you. Software that minimizes Technology Airtime is software that makes money. Software that ignores Technology Airtime is software that wastes it.
The currency of tomorrow is software code. And the gauge for that currency is Technology Airtime.