EDO NEWSLETTER: SOURCING INNOVATIVE IDEA FOR BUSINESS GROWTH

SOURCING INNOVATIVE IDEA FOR BUSINESS GROWTH
Today has been really fully of thinking for me, wait!!  I just got it!!  Do you imagine our world and its systems that the solution for everything is in the thing including problem,  problem in itself is from the root word probalin from the word projectile meaning to bounce forth: they are not problems actually, there opportunity dress in work cloths. I found today after been stained by own long throat, I ordered roasted yam from a woman mama Ele across the street, while munching I go stained, it was touching but I was happy its Friday I will just join it to my laundry and as a bachelor in its prime I do my laundry. On Saturday I was lazying about until the sun started to announce it's presence, I hurriedly got a soap and while I worked down from the store I just checked the writing on the sachet and I found oil as part of the formula (makeup)  of the soup.  I then came to my finally conclusions that everything posses in itself the solution to every problem. This age your solution that results to value providing is locked in two major forces
Thought is the original source of all wealth, all success, all material gain, all great discoveries and inventions, and of all achievement.
—Claude M. Bristol
There are two major forces reverberating through our world today, transforming everything they touch and creating unlimited oppor- tunities for the creative minority.These three forces are the incredi- ble growth in information, technology, and competition.

Information and Knowledge Explosion:
The information revolution, combined with the speed of computer- ized information processing, the Internet, and wireless communica- tions, is enabling knowledge in every field to double every two or three years. Fully 90 percent of all the thinkers, inventors, engi- neers, scientists, writers, entrepreneurs, and creators of all kinds who ever existed are living and working today. The results of their efforts are becoming almost instantaneously available to each other, thereby doubling and tripling their outputs.

 Technological Advances:
 The explosion in technology and high-speed computers is literally breathtaking. Today, you can e-mail a message around the world to dozens, hundreds, or even thousands of people simultaneously, in a matter of seconds, at a cost of pennies. The World Wide Web gives you access to tens of millions of other Internet users, as well as to the accumulated knowledge stored in more than 50,000 libraries and research institutes. Instantaneous transmission of data enables the money markets to move a trillion dollars per day, sometimes in seconds, making it impossible for countries to control their curren- cies, much less their economies.
In the twenty-first century, you will own a laptop computer with a microchip that can process one billion commands per second. It will have a long-life battery and a built-in cellular telephone, con- nected to cells and satellites that will enable you to communicate instantaneously with almost anyone, almost anywhere in the world. You will have your own personal telephone number that will enable anyone in the world, anywhere, to telephone you, wherever you are, whether or not they even know what country you are in. And this
Every busi- ness organization wants to generate sales and make profits, locally, nationally, and internationally, if possible. To survive and thrive, each person and business must be continually seeking faster, better, newer, cheaper, easier ways to deliver value to their customers.
Every advance in knowledge and technology creates opportuni- ties that fleet-footed competitors can grab and run with to create new products and services to leapfrog each other in their markets. All three forces—information, technology, and competition—are multiplying times each other to create the greatest rate of change in human history. And if anything, the rate of change is going to in- crease in the years ahead.