Using MIS (10th Edition)
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Innovation in Technology:
The innovation is creation of new knowledge that is applied to practical problem and it is a most important one for competitive success.
- The technologies are innovated day-by-day according to the people expectations. Many innovation initiatives are succeed in the market.
- For example, innovation in TV’s over many years has been based on evolutions in the quality and functionality of the device.
Innovation in watching sports on television:
- The clarity of the images people view today is much improved over the televisions of olden days and the content also improved.
- The HDTV’s, LED’s are some of the latest technologies manufactured televisions.
- For example, watching golf sports in TV has the potential to be revolutionized as new types of data analytics and social media capabilities are incorporated into broadcasts...
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Using MIS (10th Edition)
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