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The article discusses the company Final Frontier Design which is competing to design space suits for future space travel. Final Frontier Design faces challenges in funding their project and developing an innovative suit design. If successful, their space suit designs could generate significant and long-lasting wealth for the company.
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Full-RAG: A modern architecture for hyper-personalization
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Space Suit Innovation
- 1. Selected Business Article “ The design firms pioneering space suit fashion” http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-23947790 MARIANA MARTINEZ PROFESSOR KLINKOWSTEIN
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- 3. • Company competes to create space suit • Issues arise with funding and design • Possible success engenders longevity of wealth Mariana Martinez Professor Klinkowstein
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- 5. The possibility of space travel is in our near future. Mariana Martinez Professor Klinkowstein Many companies are competing to be the primary provider of the space suits utilized for space traveling.
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- 7. One company, Final Frontier Design, is fighting to be the number one space suit designer. Mariana Martinez Professor Klinkowstein Problems with budgeting and creating a new design are some of the challenges this company faces.