Intraduce Information

Intraduce's mission is to: Strategically influence accelerated commercialization of self-driving vehicles, and in so doing, Enable a sustainable and incremental economic engine serving Detroit & the larger United States of America. To Meet with Success, a Compelling Vision for Our Future is Critical (and is something government and industry have yet to present) We seek stakeholder enrollment in a shared vision for the future of transportation that swiftly enables user-adoption, and drives sustainable economic, social and environmental progress. The Great Recession has exposed our need for a shared vision. It provides a powerful reminder of the destructive capacity inherent to self-centered agendas. Should our individual, corporate, or national agenda be at odds with that of our neighbors, it will eventually prove disruptive & problematic. There are nearly an innumerable collection of unsustainable vision examples littered throughout the recorded history of civilization, all underscoring our need for sustainability. At its core, a sustainable long-term vision will embrace the following tenents: It will be inclusive, serving our personal, corporate & national agenda without being at odds with others. It will empower us with sustainable economic progress. It will support and enable progressive societal ideals. It will yield sustainable environmental accord. Balance: Consider navigating a balance beam or a tight-rope: Imagine looking straight down while navigating the beam. With a focus that is too near, the lack of perspective makes it quite easy to fall off-balance. Consider looking into the distance a bit, to the destination being sought. A broader perspective supports the short-term awareness that allows us to safely navigate the current issues, and to realize our vision. This trick is long used by gymnasts, pioneers & successful business visionaries. Capitalism: The natural market forces influence industry competition. Responsible, sustainable systems, are not always the product of this competition, however. ...