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Across
  1. 3. Stage of technological progress involving demonstration and commercialisation with initially slow growth.
  2. 6. Medical service that allows a patient to receive care using digital devices instead of visiting physically.
  3. 10. Security method that can recognise a person through fingerprints voice retina hand or facial characteristics.
  4. 12. Type of science that uses scientific knowledge to solve practical problems.
  5. 15. Effect where people organisations machines and relationships increasingly rely on technology and one another.
  6. 17. Proposed transportation technology using autonomous pods for extremely high speed ground travel.
  7. 20. A three dimensional construction tool representing the physical and functional characteristics of a facility.
  8. 21. Living organisms such as microbes are used to remove pollutants from contaminated soil or water.
  9. 23. Electronic retail model where a business sells its products through the Internet.
  10. 24. Business process concerned with sourcing and purchasing goods or services from suppliers.
  11. 25. Organisational network extended to selected outsiders such as customers suppliers or business partners.
  12. 28. Concept associated with a Web generation in which machines are able to interpret meaning from data.
  13. 29. Private organisational network mainly accessible to authorised members of the organisation.
  14. 31. Early working version created so that a proposed design can be tested before final implementation.
  15. 33. Activity of identifying and correcting faults before testing a technological solution again.
  16. 35. Adoption group most resistant to new technology and usually among the last to begin using it.
  17. 37. Technology life cycle phase where acceptance is widespread competitors increase and performance improvement begins slowing.
  18. 39. Sleep related chemical whose normal release can be disturbed by prolonged screen exposure late at night.
  19. 40. The kind of knowledge someone may perform perfectly but struggle to explain or write down.
Down
  1. 1. Distributed digital ledger designed to make recorded transactions difficult to alter or cheat.
  2. 2. Technology life cycle phase where an invention moves towards cost recovery and rapid market distribution.
  3. 4. A technology driven strategy for acquiring retaining and building long term relationships with customers.
  4. 5. Knowledge that can be transferred precisely using symbols drawings databases mathematical forms or digital codes.
  5. 7. Ancient biotechnology where microorganisms help transform food or beverages.
  6. 8. Sociological effect where technology use contributes to reduced normal contact with other people.
  7. 9. Registering or using a domain associated with a famous organisation in order to exploit its established name.
  8. 11. Software that secretly observes a user captures information and transmits it without permission.
  9. 13. A convincing message pretending to be legitimate attempts to steal passwords or banking information.
  10. 14. Term describing DNA technology that combines genetic material originating from different sources.
  11. 16. Technology transfer route where an entire completed project is delivered ready for operation.
  12. 18. Technology effect where boundaries between experiences in physical and digital worlds become less obvious.
  13. 19. Transfer mode where technology performs its role largely in the background without direct customer interaction.
  14. 22. A form of power transmission that uses pressurised liquid as its working medium.
  15. 26. When the steps of a business process are linked electronically instead of relying mainly on paper.
  16. 27. Wealth such as cash shares buildings machinery or land used to operate or expand an organisation.
  17. 30. Type of agency positioned between technology sources and technology users to help facilitate transfer.
  18. 32. Material commonly derived from shrimp or crab shells and used in an example of biotechnology wound dressing.
  19. 34. Technology still developing before widespread commercialisation but capable of transforming industries.
  20. 36. Human made material developed as a substitute for natural resources with nylon and Teflon as examples.
  21. 38. Network of ordinary physical objects equipped to collect exchange and sometimes act upon data.