And while the resource-rich nation of nearly 200 million people is receptive to new technology from international companies, it remains fiercely protective of its own industrial base, legislatively complex and fiscally expensive.
If licensing is the preferred option, I market the opportunity to companies that I feel will be receptive to the technology.
The results provide insights for developing a schedule application, and evidence that even the senescent people, who often have hesitation about mobile devices, after the conclusion of a task supported by specialists became receptive to such technology.
Wright and his team were initially focused on selling tools to provide better insights into loans to underbanked clients to lenders, but quickly found that the market wasn't receptive to new technology.
Though Japan was a relatively slow adopter of cloud computing, Ken Aoyama, chief global business officer at Cybozu, says enterprises have become more receptive to the technology over the past two years.
This is therefore a supply-constrained market — and our advice here would be to focus on the harried food vendors, which must manage hundreds of relationships, invoices and payments and are likely to be highly receptive to new technology that could help ease their pain.
Nevertheless, future research should attempt to identify more characteristics of those receptive to IVR technology.
Future research should also identify characteristics of medication users who are more likely to be receptive to IVR technology.
In addition, identifying characteristics of those who are more receptive to IVR technology and targeting this group is vital to effective implementation of IVR systems.
This middle-aged population may be less receptive to computer technology and less likely to be Internet-orientated compared to a younger 18 29 age group [ 40], and thus might also account for the relative low preference for surveys via the Internet.
