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We assist clients through every step of the new product development process, from ideation and competitive analysis to feature design and development. Within new product development, Adrenaline also offers Prototyping services.
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Adrenaline assists members of the investment, legal and financial community, as well as senior corporate technologists, by providing such services as technology due diligence, technology organizational development and internal technology audits.
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Breaking News Last Updated: May 2003
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arrow Client In The News!  Butterfly.net, an IBM backed company using supercomputing technology to run online games, announces a deal with Sony to support their PlayStation 2 console.
arrow New Client!  Triumph Learning, a leading publisher of K-12 testing test materials, hires Adrenaline to build computer-based testing products
arrow Survey:  Washington, D.C. area firms acknowledge spending increase in 2003.
arrow Computer World 1/20/03: The Next Chapter: Wide-Area Networks
arrow Potomac Tech Wire1/10/03: Survey: DC Businesses to Increase IT Spending in '03 Arlington, Va. -- The majority of DC-area companies plan to increase their information technology spending this year, according to a new study released on Friday by the Arlington-based Adrenaline Group, a technology consulting and software development firm. The survey of 500 area executives revealed that 59% of respondents plan to increase IT spending in 2003, most in the $250,000 to $1 million range. Also, the survey found that only 38% of respondents said that they were planning to use open source software -- free, community-developed software that includes several popular applications -- a figure that lags behind the national average of 46%. "It's encouraging to see that firms in our area will be increasing IT spending this year, but at the same time, I'd like to see them getting the most value for their IT investment dollar," said Scott McLoughlin, the chairman of Adrenaline Group.
arrow Washington Business Journal 1/10/03: Life After Morino Institute
arrow Information Week 10/14/02: The Next Web The Semantic Web, the next step in the Web's evolution, promises even more dramatic changes
arrow Newsfactor.com 10/9/02: Is HTML On Its Way Out?
arrow Infoworld Magazine 10/4/02: Reliable Web Services
arrow Computer World 9/16/02: Predictions for Network Administrators
arrow Mortgage Business Association of America 9/5/02: Adrenaline Spurs LoanRover Decision Systems into Automated Subprime Decisioning
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