What is Bleeding Edge?

Bleeding edge, also referred to as cutting edge, refers to a product, service, idea, or undertaking that is the newest in the market. Often it is used to describe the latest version of some technology or scientific undertaking. 

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Academics research on Bleeding Edge

1. E-Governance in India: Problems, challenges and opportunitiesA futures vision, Dey, B. K. (2000). E-Governance in India: Problems, challenges and opportunitiesA futures vision.Indian Journal of Public Administration,46(3), 300-313. 
2. From Life and Practice: Simple, Complex, and Outrageous Observations on How Clients Sense the Environment., Moskowitz, H. R., Batalvi, B., Rappaport, S. D., & Lieberman, L. E. (2014). From Life and Practice: Simple, Complex, and Outrageous Observations on How Clients Sense the Environment.Journal of Marketing & Management. Research consultants, thoroughly grounded in procedures, best practices, and the academic practice of acquiring business knowledge take for granted that clients (marketers and product developers) know their environment and continually monitor the research. Consultants think that all they have to do is summon up impressions, memories, and the job will be done. However, what looks easy is sometimes harder than first assumed. Yes, clients sense the environment; they were taught how in business school, perhaps under the topic of market research or strategy. Just what is sensing the environment? Anyone working in business knows, often from painful experience, that the business world senses and responds, but it's just not clear how. In this paper, we dig into researchers' world-views, expertise, and experiences to ferret out what sensing the environment means to their clients and, perhaps, even to the researchers themselves. We deal with two distinct topics. The first deals with general sensing issues of the past four+ decades the ways companies learned how to listen to the outside environment, how they are doing it now, and how it will be done in the future. The second topic describes how sensing the environment stirs up an emotional pot. The attitudes and experiences described cover much of the middle and later history of consumer research. 
3. Where art thou, oh comprehensive financial planning software?, Most, B. W. (1997). Where art thou, oh comprehensive financial planning software?.Journal of Financial Planning,10(3), 50. 
4. The librarian's guide to the consumer electronics show, Hess, M. R. (2017). The librarians guide to the consumer electronics show.Library Hi Tech News,34(3), 9-11. 
5. Corporate social responsibility: hard choices on soft issues; Pro-environmental announcements from global giants like General Electric and JPMorgan Chase have, Marshall, J. (2005). Corporate social responsibility: hard choices on soft issues; Pro-environmental announcements from global giants like General Electric and JPMorgan Chase have spotlighted corporate social responsibility. Yet, there's no mandate to promote such issues in the US, where some companies are clearly more proactive than others. Meanwhile, Europeans have brought" green" issues to the forefront.Financial Executive,21(6), 44-51.