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We are likely to see the reverse innovation phenomenon in a wide range of industries such as ultra-low-cost transportation, renewable energy, clean water, micro finance, affordable health, low-cost housing, and many others.
FORBES: Reverse Innovation and the Myth of Cannibalization
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Dell was late to adopt the souped-up low-cost chips of Advanced Micro Devices (nyse: AMD - news - people ), missed out on mobile computing and failed to put up any new products or applications with pizzazz.
FORBES: The Second Coming
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Dell was late to adopt the souped-up, low-cost chips of Advanced Micro Devices (nyse: AMD - news - people ), missed out on mobile computing and failed to put up any new products or applications with real pizzazz.
FORBES: On The Cover/Top Stories
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Dell was late to adopt the souped-up low-cost chips of Advanced Micro Devices , missed out on mobile computing and failed to put up any new products or applications with pizzazz.
FORBES: The Second Coming
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In fact, some micro-apartments can be downright cool while being cost effective.
FORBES: 8 Amazingly-Tiny Micro-Apartments
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While the amount of savings can differ greatly for a renter of a micro-unit versus a small-home owner, cost-effectiveness is definitely part of the equation in both models.
CNN: Tiny homes hit the big city
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This micro view of customer economics provides a foundation for cost-benefit analysis of investment decisions aimed at building stronger customer relationships.
FORBES: Calculating The Economics Of Loyalty
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Micro-greens--mini arugula, fennel and spinach--cost twice as much as full-sized greens, and they were a hit at high-end eateries during the salad days of the last economic boom.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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Meanwhile, Saint Louis University's part-time program launched a micro-scholarship program last year: Students can apply to have the cost of one course remitted by the school so they can stay enrolled.
WSJ: Part-Time M.B.A. Programs Lend Students a Hand in Hard Times