Submitted by Caterpillar EPC (not verified) on Mon, 2014-08-25 03:33.
Innovation always implies the risk of failure. The pressure on developers is huge to minimise that risk and make the first prototype work. In the real world, times of crisis such as these may limit the willingness of companies to take risks in the areas of research and development.
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Innovation always implies the risk of failure. The pressure on developers is huge to minimise that risk and make the first prototype work. In the real world, times of crisis such as these may limit the willingness of companies to take risks in the areas of research and development.