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English: Technology (or solution) adoption process, as described in Geoffrey Moore's book Crossing the Chasm. Chart shows a bell curve split into five sections named (left to right) innovators, early adopters, early majority, late majority and laggards. Area under the curve represents number of customers. The early adopters section is itself split into two sub-sections between which is "The Chasm" |
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| Source | private communication with Craig Chelius |
| Author | Craig Chelius |
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