A U.S. Navy shipboard Eyedrop invention
"Disraeli Gears"
The iPhone (pronounced EYE-fohn)
transmitter licensed under
Circa 2000
recorded by Cream
An internet enabled phone by Apple Inc (2007)
6 of Nikola Tesla's
patents.
March 1967
previously Bevel Spectacles (Eye Fone)
Circa 1915.
by Contacts & Specs (est 1982)
Technology Change
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Technology does change and technology changes lives, whether we like it or
not:
As an enterprise, we can embrace change and benefit in many ways
As an early adopter we can steal an advantage over our competition.
We can use a new technology to offer additional service and add
value;
or to become more efficient and reduce costs.
Attract new customers (who like technology)
Equally, risk loosing existing customers who don't accept
change.
Are the risks and benefits evaluated to determine the right time to adopt?
What is the right time to adopt?
CC Consultants have assisted a diversity of organisations who have needed to
solve this problem, for example;
Within the Financial sector we have assisted banks to decide when to
deploy chip & PIN;
Within the Computer industry we have evaluated the most appropriate radio
technology to adopt & when;
Within the Electronics industry we have assisted the best choice of micro
controller for an innovative application;
We have evaluated risk management software for the Financial services
sector and provided our recommendation;
We have recommended appropriate Technical Support Process Management
software for an IT company
And evaluated the risks of incorporating a new photovoltaic cell within
the design of next generation solar panels.
We would like to hear about your challenge and see if we can help. If you
delay the decision, like 16% of you will, you will loose at least 50% of the
market opportunity. That sounds like a reason to embrace change.