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Don't forget about our recently launched documentation portal: docs.comotion.us
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“New information makes new and fresh ideas possible.”
– Zig Ziglar
We are excited to announce the launch of our documentation portal. Initially focused on Comotion Dash, the documentation portal provides a valuable resource to help get the most value out of our products.
Check it out at docs.comotion.us
Our vision for our documentation portal is to provide you with
The latest development in Comotion
An Introduction to exciting new projects and product launches, and
Technical how-to’s
Here you can access the Comotion documentation portal to find important information and assistance on how to use our products.
If you have any questions, we would love to hear from you. Get in touch!
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"We always overestimate the change that will occur in the next two years and underestimate the change that will occur in the next ten. Don't let yourself be lulled into inaction."
- Bill Gates
Emerging technologies provide an opportunity for early adaptors to gain an advantage over competitors. Earlier adopters, however, face the risk of hidden pitfalls of the new technology.
Gartner's Hype Cycle is a framework to evaluate the maturity of a technology. The Hype Cycle evaluates a technology's location between hype and expectations. A use-case for the framework is to assess the risk faced when adopting new technology.
The Hype Cycle plots a technologies path along five stages:
Technology evangelists fixate on the potential of the innovation. Media channels typically initiate a surge of enthusiasm as influencers first discover the technology.
Few numbers of successful implementations are made publically known. Companies evaluate the technology and attempt to hedge risk as far as possible.
Attention for the technology declines. Few companies boast impressive successes in line with original forecasts. Boundaries and contexts are starting to become clearly defined.
More practical functions for the technology are found. Implementation numbers increase off the back of revised business models. As skill availability increases as more companies adopt the technology. The total number of published use cases increase.
In this stage, more comprehensive market adoption takes place. The market generally views the technology as stable. The technology becomes known well enough for implementers to realistically define the outcomes possible through it.
Technology does provide an advantage when adopted earlier than competitors or early enough to deliver value to an awaiting market at the right time. Timing needs to be accurate. The hype cycle framework helps determine the best moment to select a technology within the mixed chorus of excitement and resentment.