Continual and rapid technology enhancements are drastically changing how we work. Gone are the days of paper routing of memoranda or preparing hard copy notifications to job applicants regarding testing results. Technology changes have made organizations and employees more efficient and more productive. The ever$-$increasing pace of technology changes, however, may soon outpace the ability of organizations to accept and implement changes. The inability of organizations to keep pace with technological changes could act as a change suppressor.

Based on this passage, which of the following best characterizes the author$$s opinion of technology changes?

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Technology changes have had some impact on various work processes.

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Technology changes will adjust pace when organizations no longer view the changes as productive.

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Technology changes are no longer viewed as yielding higher levels of efficiency by some organizations.

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Technology changes may soon slow to align with the change implementation capabilities of organizations.

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Technology changes are largely focused on improving organizational efficiency.