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"Hockey stick curves often occur in nature. Exponential growth at a fixed percentage rate can look like a hockey stick. Five percent per year of $1 is only five cents, 5% of $10 is only 50 cents, and the curve appears flat for a while. But then the growth becomes massive: five percent of a billion is $50 million.
Information technology is growing at a faster pace than 5%. According to "Moore's Law" -- named after the president of Intel, who formulated it in 1975 -- the amount of components on a computer chip doubles every two years. That is about a 40% annual growth rate. The economic impact of such an exponential growth path, starting from small beginnings and viewed over decades, will certainly look like one very large hockey stick."
Now start with 50 million this year!
The Army mandated TPM 1.2, do you think there might be a reason? If the Army can see the value, do you think that the Navy, Marines, Coast Guard, Air Force, Homel;and
Security, perhaps most of the Gov't. Now let's talk healthcare, perhaps banking. Do you think any other country might find value in TPMs?
I wonder if Japan, Canada, Germany, France, ect ect. ect.!
Weby says it best, TTT!
Perhaps Vista will really start the acceleration process, but it has begun!
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