In today's fast-paced world, the deployment of critical technology often faces significant roadblocks. One major obstacle is the unwillingness that arises from various stakeholders to consider the adoption of new technologies. This mindset can stem from vested interests in existing technologies, as substantial investments have already been made in these older systems. Consequently, there is a reluctance to pivot to newer, potentially disruptive technologies. This situation creates a challenging environment for both existing players and new entrants. Established companies may lack the financial resources to make the necessary changes, while emerging technologies require significant financial backing to gain traction. These financial and unwillingness barriers can stymie innovation and hinder progress, necessitating targeted interventions to support the successful deployment of new technologies. Addressing the financial and unwillingness barriers to technology deployment requires a multifaceted approach. By leveraging public-private partnerships, providing financial incentives, developing supportive regulations, educating stakeholders, implementing technologies in phases, and fostering innovation hubs, we can create an environment conducive to technological advancement.