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Graphite: How Thought Leaders Can Leap Forward

Graphite has been used by artists and writers for centuries. It is a mineral that can be used either as a pigment or filler material in artworks su...

Polycarbonate: Predictions on the Future of the ‘Magic’ Material

Polycarbonate is a tough sheet material that is transparent and thermoplastic. Polycarbonate is often used in safety goggles, CD cases, car windshi...

Toluene - Key Sales Ingredient

Toluene is a clear, colorless liquid with a sweet smell and low toxicity. The chemical formula for toluene is CHCH3 and it belongs to the family of...

Pillows - Realizing the Value of Digital Initiatives

Pillows are an integral part of any bedroom. They have a really big impact on just how much sleep we get, and the quality of that sleep. So it's no...

Pacemaker: What does the Data Say?

A pacemaker is a medical device that helps synchronize the heart's electrical impulses or make a heartbeat stronger when it's too slow. It monitors...

Golf Cart: What does the Data Say?

The golf cart rental industry is a multi-million dollar business. There are currently around 200 golf course management companies in the United Sta...

Opioids: How Genius Brands Achieve Success

In a country plagued with an opioid addiction epidemic, the use of prescription painkillers and heroin has become widespread. In fact, it’s estimat...

Oats - Learning to Live with the New Product Innovation Approach

Oats are a type of cereal grain that is best known for its role in traditional oatmeal. The body quickly converts oats into blood sugar, which keep...

Microdermabrasion: Decisions To Execution

Having skin you're happy with is a necessity for those who are out in the world. In order to have healthy and attractive skin, it should be exfolia...

Walkie Talkie: The Ever Expanding Security Concerns

If you are living in the modern world, it is likely that you have heard of a device called a walkie talkie. Some people think that these devices we...

Manganese: The Wasted Opportunity

Manganese is a critical metal used in many different industries. It is a byproduct of mining the other metals, such as copper and iron, from which ...