Introduction to the product and choice of country Introduction to the Product The technology is developing at an amazing pace all over the world. This is from information and telecommunication technology, manufacturing technology among others. But perhaps the most unlikely places that one would expect to encounter latest and state of the art technology is in the plumbing sphere. This has been changed by Miscea, a faucet manufacturer in Germany Augsburg. This company which is based in Switzerland holds exclusive distribution rights in the United Arab Emirates. This company has developed a range of sensor activated faucets that spares the user the need to touch the stainless steel gadget to turn the water on and off (Edwine 2007). The conventional Miscea faucet is used to dispense a range of sanitizing agents such as water, soap, detergents, and lotions among others (Edwine 2007). All the user has to do is move their hand to the appropriate sensor to dispense what they wish from the faucet. For example, if one wishes to dispense soap to wash their hands, they simply point their hand towards the section labelled soap, and then place their hands below the dispenser to await the magical dispensation. Temperature of the water for washing hands is also controlled by a mere flick of one’s wrist. The whole operational procedure of this state of the art faucet sounds not unlike a magical wand story from children fantasy books. Miscea 4.1 is a new product which is an enhancement of the conventional Miscea faucet described above. It combines the features of the conventional Miscea faucet with new ones. The new Miscea 4.1 is specifically designed for the consumers in the health sector. These include hospitals, laboratories and other public and private medical institutions (Edwine 2007). The new features in Miscea 4.1 enable the management of the hospitals or any other institution to keep tabs on the level of hygiene hands compliancy of the staff members. The management, through the use of this product, will be able to record the time, locality and frequency of each of their staff member’s utilization of the new faucet. This is done by keeping tabs on the amount of liquid used by the members of staff, its identification-whether it was soap or disinfectant. A notable feature that sets apart Miscea 4.1 from the conventional Miscea is the use of a small tag that the members of staff are called upon to attach to their clothing. This new tag is no different from the usual name tags used by the members of the staff. The difference between the two is that the former has a miniature digitalized screen with small bars that look like the code bars on supermarket merchandise (Edwine 2007). The small bars on this tag have the ability to glow from red to green depending on the member of staff’s frequency at the faucet. The more times the faucet is used by the member off staff, the more the tag glows towards the green extreme. After a certain period of time elapses from the last visit to the dispenser, the tag will glow to yellow, then to orange and then to green. It is important to note at this juncture that each hospital has a defined hand hygiene compliancy rate. The members of staff are required to wash their hands after, for example, twenty minutes. This is despite the fact that the member of staff may