Educators Business Government

Organization: Smart Technologies Intel Corporation

Projector Collaborative products for classrooms

and meetings

Problems: Using Microsoft Windows applications Adapting Graphics Processor Speed

Audience: Educators & Students Business Professionals Government Staff

Production & Marketing: Rough start

Financial Hardship Alliance with Intel Corporation-1982

Knowledge – Educational Institutions, Medical, Broadcasting, Athletics

Persuasion- School boards and administrators

Decision- Benefits for adoption Implementation-Administration being

able to provide adequate training Confirmation-Results from state

standardized test.

Provide history and benefits of Smart Boards

Provide examples of Smart Boards in action with highly trained teachers.

Recognized School Districts Business Athletics

School Districts without funding People that are not willing to change Veteran teachers Bargain Shoppers

Observability› This would be the best way to get people

in the education field to adopt innovation. › My school administrator would need to see

documentation on results using this innovation.

Smart Technologies, ULC (2009). Company History. Retrieved September 30, 2009 from http://www2.smarttech.com/st/en-US/About+Us/News+Room/Media+Kits/Corporate+Media+Kit/History.htm