Technology Entertainment Enterprise

Technology Entertainment Enterprise

An ecosystem is comprised of the interacting system encompassing a community and its nonliving physical environment. In an ecosystem, all of the biological, physical and chemical components of an area form a complex interacting network of energy flow and materials cycling. Ecosystem management consists of a conservation focus that emphasizes restoring and sustaining ecosystem quality rather than the conservation of an individual species. Technology Entertainment Enterprise, or T-E-E, understands that the resources of planet Earth are not available and present in infinite supply. We believe humanity must live within ecological limits that let renewable sources regenerate for future needs. An environmental stressor is a factor, whether natural or anthropogenic, that taxes an organism's ability to thrive. T-E-E takes on an environmental worldview that helps us make sense of how the environment works, our place , and in the environment and right and wrong environmental behaviors. Following the initial environmental development potential discovery, our organization analyzes various existing and emerging national and international consumer market categories to discover an economic development market-based solution to the environmental problem. Projects for new product development at T-E-E begin as system development projects.Initially our system development life cycle (SDLC) process consisted of six stages. In 2014, our project management teams applied a more extensive (SDLC) process to consist of eleven stages to allow more assessment and development procedures to be administered. T-E-E utilizes various data and information gathering techniques. Techniques include environmental research, new product development processes and systems development procedures. We perform various analyses to locate an environmental stressor to decide which cycles of the ecosystem require some form of systems or environmental development. Ecosystem services are important environmental benefits that the ecosystem provides to organisms, including clean air to breathe, clean water to drink and fertile soil in which to grow crops. Our research aids in this natural process by discovering hazardous situations which negatively impact the natural environment to design a systems development project for new product development. T-E-E facilitates the design, development, protection and commercialization of T-E-E intellectual property.