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What industry was the first to push heavily for new developments in technology?
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Which industry was the first to push heavily for new development in technology?
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What should you understand first when analyzing the technology needs of your business?
The industry in which your business operates
What is the first industry to be moved to factories?
The textile industry. Arkwright in England invented the looms for making textiles eventually the technology was brought to the United States.
What form of business is most heavily regulated by the government?
From what I understand, the first most regulated industry is the nuclear power insustry. Second, is electoplating.
In England the seventeenthh century the first real push to develop new technology was in this field?
textile industry
What was the first industry to use machines to do work previously done by hands?
The textile industry (cloth, rugs, etc.) was among the earliest to adopt automation technology.
In England during the seventeenth century the first real push to develop new technology was in this field?
the textile industry
What impact has the 3D industry had on society?
3D had a big impact on technology, because it was fun. intelligent. and at first expensive.
In England during the seventeenth century the first real push to develop new technology was in this field.?
the textile industry
In England during the 17th century the first real push to develop new technology was in this field?
The textile industry
How changes in technology affect the banking industry?
Most of the bank industry is tied in with the stock market. The stock market is tied in with technology. When the first iPod came out, stocks on Apple were rising, which altered the banking industry. I always think of the banks being a base for the stock market, since that's where the money is held.
What is the origin of the berry industry in the U.S.?
Native American peoples relied heavily on certain berries as a staple in their diet and passed on their knowledge of the fruit to the first European colonists.
