… and the fact that historically some innovations have physically … builders who are early adopters
of innovations have superior … In addition, these relatively early adopters are also expected …

… Some historical fiction selections can be content rich and less … greater inclusion of local
history. Technology, pedagogy, and … finite characteristics of an innovation may have unintended …

… Rogers states that in order for innovations to be purchased by early adopters they need
to have relative advantage. This means that they must be perceived as having benefits …

… While it's difficult to provide real-time user data for any platform, we can consider historical
user statistics for social media platforms and compare them to the 100 million user milestone …

… innovations within their organizations: find sound innovations, find and support "innovators,"
invest in "early adopters," make early adopter … of diffusion of innovation has a long history in …

… and innovation. In truth, a realistic history of social and technological innovations would …
Like Burgundy and its Cistercians, the United States was the earliest adopter of the car and …

… innovative ways to find likely early adopters of these services. According to Rogers’ [17] classic
theory of the diffusion of innovations, ‘early adopters’ … ’ family history, medical history and …

… In recent years we have witnessed a shift in the innovation … collaborative problem solving
and innovation. Introduction of the … Prize contests have been used throughout history to push …

… early adopters of open systems (see below for a description of open systems). Open systems
is a major innovation … • Does a company's industry characteristics, data processing history, …

… we revisit these “early adopters” to map their progress on the P4P learning curve. Our earlier
paper presented a taxonomy of programs; in revisiting the subjects of that earlier work, we …