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what is an early adoptor?
An early adopter or lighthouse customer is an early customer of a given company, product, or technology; in politics, fashion, art, and other fields, this person would be referred to as a trendsetter.
drawbacks of products in early adoptor stage?
early versions of products may be buggy and/or prone to malfunction (such as the Commodore 64 or Xbox 360) or prematurely obsolete (8 track tapes, Betamax, HD DVD)
what is a late adoptor?
somebody reluctant to adopt something new: somebody who is slow to embrace a new product, technology, or idea.
what does the innovation diffusion curve help with?
The diffusion of innovations curve (innovation adoption curve) of Rogers is useful to remember that trying to quickly and massively convince the mass of a new controversial idea is useless.
what can the innovation diffusion process research help with?
Diffusion research focus was on five elements: 1) the characteristics of an innovation which may influence its adoption; 2) the decision-making process that occurs when individuals consider adopting a new idea, product or practice; 3) the characteristics of individuals that make them likely to adopt an innovation; 4) the consequences for individuals and society of adopting an innovation; and 5) communication channels used in the adoption process.
where is the working tree stored?
in .git
management strategies used by starbucks
1. You have to be 100 percent authentic and true. I think when you’re either building a business or joining a company, you have to be transparent - you can’t have two sets of information for two sets of people.

2. A great leader, at times, has to demonstrate a level of vulnerability and share with people how you really feel.

3. In order to achieve success, it takes unbridled enthusiasm and passion. You have to find something that you really, really love.

4. You have to be willing to understand that this is hard to do - to build great and enduring success takes personal sacrifice.

5. You have to find people who share your dream, and not only to make money. Great businesses do not succeed because they’re focused purely on making a profit. Great businesses succeed at a high level of profitability because they are doing fantastic things for their people, for their customers and their communities. Find that fragile balance and you will build a profitable business.

6. Surround yourself with people who are smarter and more experienced than yourself and share the success with them.