Progress
Margaret Donovan looked at the prototype with satisfaction. The first model was almost ready for field testing. The software was finally finished and the hardware was done as well. They just had to put the finishing touches n it and then see how it did in the field. That of course was the most important part. The government didn't want technology and weapons that didn't work.

"When will it be ready for a field test?" she asked the man standing next to her.

"In a week, Ms. Donovan," he replied. "We're ironing out the bugs and kinks. We should have them all fixed within a week."

"Excellent. You and your team have made amazing progress."

The man beamed under the praise. "We could have never done it without the information you provided."

"I know," she said matter of factly. "When this field test succeeds we will be ready to start taking contract bids."

"Ah yes," he replied. He didn't care for such matters. He left that to people like Ms. Donovan while he focused on the research and design.

"Thank you," she said before turning to leave.