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There are a number of steps one should take with new invention ideas to help get funding. One of the first things to do would be to patent the idea, to stop other inventors or companies from copying the design. From there, contacting a patent lawyer would be the logical next step before finding investors.
Research funding, then advertising.
There is a potential for profit in technology.
Classroom technology is diverse depending on the school districts budget and funding, if you have questions about do not hesitate to call your local school district.
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The term "Quick Loan Funding" is actually the proper name of a subprime lending firm. The lending firm was established in 2002 by entrepreneur Daniel Sadek.
The technology is the powerful tool the difference beteween technology in countries makes them powerful or not.
Following a good payment record has been established, you may be qualified for additional capital before your original round of funding is paid back.
Arlene Krebs has written: 'Funding Sourcebook' 'The distance learning funding $ourcebook' -- subject(s): Directories, Finance, Distance education, Associations, institutions, Educational technology, Charitable contributions
YES! its LEGAL! its been established since 2001 by a french businessman that until now is in the country.
the news of its success resulted in the U.S. funding many computer research programs
Technology remained insignificant either due to lack of funding, limited resources for development, or lack of demand in the market. It could also be a result of technological barriers or limited scalability of the technology in question.