Ideas are the capital that moves commerce. Creative minds are solving a wide range of vexing problems.
Technology is the common denominator.
A parallel trend with more esoteric implications is the elevation of Assistive Technology to this milieu prominent position. Advances in Assistive Technology have enabled people with disabilities to compensate for a variety of functional limitations and in the process, empowers the individual to develop the appropriate prerequisite skills that are indispensable to be productive in a competitive environment. The training of people with disabilities is required. Being able to utilizing this impressive array of Assistive Technology in the work place is key. We are trying to come to grips with this dilemma.