The notion of massification is associated with the idea of the masses, the collective subject whose members share certain social or cultural behaviors. When the masses adopt a certain behavior, it becomes massive (it becomes massive), and this growth process is known as massification.
The overcrowding is concerned; When things and people lose their individuality in the name of the following fashion, this state of things that we can see and observe with great clarity in the fashion universe, very few people can escape from the network that captures and imposes to use what it is decided from the fashion establishment, this is understood by specialized media, television, the most commercial clothing brands, among the main ones.
A garment or footwear becomes fashionable, it becomes a trend, and we only have to stand in the nerve center of a great metropolis to confirm that men, and especially women, will wear the items that are considered fashionable.
The concept of massification has several applications and can be studied from different points of view, so it is not difficult to see certain advantages and disadvantages that arise from this inevitable phenomenon for our species. When it is carried out within the limits of the industry and allows a product or service to reach millions of users in a persistent way, with a pace of demand that does not decrease considerably, it can generally be said that this is a positive event for the economy; but this depends on each particular case.
Un ejemplo de sobrepoblación puede ser Internet. Esta red de tecnología se remonta a 1969, cuando fue desarrollada por el Departamento de Defensa de los Estados Unidos. Desde entonces y hasta la década de 1990, Internet no era sólida, pero limita el uso del servicio. Podemos decir que la masificación de Internet tuvo lugar durante la última década, cuando personas de todo el mundo y diversos sectores sociales comenzaron a conectarse a la red.
At present, it is possible to observe certain trends towards overcrowding. At work it is one of them with more and more people working at home. Massification is defined as a process, because it is difficult or even subjective to determine when a trend effectively becomes mass. It is impossible to say, for example, when the Internet has become a communication tool.
