using an in-house developed retrospective questionnaire.
Many of the past Scientific & Technical Award winners have been in-house technology developed within studios or equipment that was relatively expensive and considered "professional only".
The firm was so confident about its marketing and brand that it tried to take the easy way out, says Mr Komori.In the 2000s it tried to buy ready-made businesses, instead of taking the time and expense to develop technologies in-house.
In many cases, leveraging non-development item (NDI) technologies in a system offers the potential for reduced lifecycle costs, shorter time to market, and superior technical performance compared to developing technologies in-house; however, there are inherent challenges.
In other words, even if DisneyLife itself isn't coming to the U.S. any time soon, because Disney has a dedicated, in-house team developing the technology platform for the service, it can use its underpinnings to launch related properties on a subscription basis, like the above-mentioned Stars Wars or Marvel services.
As well as investing, it also develops technology in-house using a team of 200 people in its "institute".
As well as investing, it also develops technology in-house using a team of 200 people in its "institute". Not only does that team work with portfolio companies and on a consultancy basis, but it develops its own services where it sees gaps in the market.
Those same clients, ironically, are his biggest potential rivals—should they ever decide to go in-house and develop their own technology.
These features are being developed in-house by technology personnel that CBS has been hiring or acquiring, such as through its purchase last year of celebrity gossip site DotSpotter.
Toyota has used the Prius to develop in-house electric technology and build a customer base that is primed to make the switch once electric engine technologies replace combustion engine technologies in the mainstream auto market.
In cases where operations were initially outsourced, Amazon developed in-house, technology-driven solutions.
