Question

Moving forward, what are the key factors that Google should consider prior to further development of Glass? What recommendations you make to the company going forward?

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Google has opted to restrict the product's availability as its go - to-market strategy by supplying only a few people with glass. Even if more than 10,000 interested people are immediately involved (as the projections show) they instantly hit the market for a high price of $1500 dollars. Even if these people were willing to pay the full price for one of these models, they can not, since Google will expand the deal personal to buy one from you by e-mail invitation. Through following these measures, the organization effectively restricts supply to its original adopted individuals and attempts to take key notes on experience in order to make future plans more consumer-friendly. This strategy worked so well that immediately upon the launch they received great demand for glass and this "limited supply approach has certainly helped to create a buzz and hype. If a customer sees new products as being acreative, and they are not yet available, it definitely makes them even more attractive.

Google Glass is a kind of innovation that will soon have a great impact on our society's education. Sure, it will annoy the class greatly but so will your telephones and your faces are not. Because Google Glass is articulated, I assume that Command students would refuse to use it if not, such as when studying. The student will leave the classroom and say something to the Google Glass. Google Glass is going to change our way of noticing. I'm writing very slowly for one person and most teachers talk very quickly. I can record the instructor with Google Glass or take photos of the slides at home later. Google Glass would give me a chance, and it could improve my learning experience, to see first person what my instructor is doing and seeing. The first person's point of view makes you feel like you understand the lesson and that's what a student truly enjoys. In the next few years, Google Glass will transform the world we know when it makes its big debut.