what was the success rate percentage that experts had predicted for the arduino before its realease. I am a student doing a research and can somebody help me on this
Interesting term, define the question and then define how success was measured.
Since about 95% of new technology startups fail, it is likely that "experts" would have predicted any new startup to have 5% chance of success.
I don't think that that level of experts were involved in the "release" of Arduino (which was more of a "successful product oozes out of university environment" than a "release."
I'm not sure I can find a definition of "SRP" that applies, either. I see it applied to "online communities", which is closest, but it sort-of assumes that the "community" is the product, and not just some free adjunct. Arduino's "product" is the hardware...
(SRP sounds like one of those terms that MBAs throw around when they're planning to create a "highly successful company" without ... a real technically-desirable product. Successful tech companies tend to start with the product, instead, and then try to wrap a business around it (which doesn't always go well either.)
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