There is usually technology hype at the introduction of any new technology, but only after some time has passed can it be judged as true hype or justified acclaim. Because of the logistic curve nature of technology adoption, it is difficult to see at in the early stages whether the hype is excessive.
The two errors commonly committed in the early stages of a technology's development are:
See also: Disruptive technology, Network effects, Tipping point, Product life cycle management, New product development, Product management
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