You don't; you use the existing infrastructure where you can. Retailers are only too willing to get rid of their cash because of the risks and costs of storing and transporting cash.

We must encourage the commercialization of technologies that are compatible with existing infrastructure. What makes plug-in hybrids promising is that they are; we don't need a Manhattan Project to make this happen.

The first step in getting to a paperless society is getting rid of the lawyers.

The Mid-Atlantic is close to the demand. It's an optimal location close to existing infrastructure and proximity to the demand.

Drama is 20 to 25 times more costly to make locally than to purchase internationally. We therefore need to be more critical in the development phase as we can't afford to 'dump' bad material that easily.

The reader empowers customers, who otherwise would lose track of how much money was stored in the card.