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Strategic Management of Technology
Technology Analysis & Strategic Management, 2004This article deals with technology as it relates to strategy design. It addresses the different views of reality between general managers and the organization’s technologists. This becomes increasingly important in high levels of turbulence. It examines the role of the general management and technological myopia as major influencer in the decision ...
Peter H. Antoniou, H. Igor Ansoff
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Strategic technology planning in hospital management
OR Spectrum, 2003zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Focke, Axel, Stummer, Christian
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The strategic management of technology
Planning Review, 1983It is clear that throughout the 1980s, competitive advantage, new‐product development, new markets, productivity and profitability will be tied directly to technology. Advances on the technology front are revolutionizing both mature and high‐technology industries, radically altering traditional business strategy and triggering dramatic shifts in global
John M. Harris +2 more
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Strategic Technology Management
Engineering Management Journal, 1991ABSTRACTThe explosion in the literature in the area of technology management indicates a need for some integration of concepts and issues. This article defines and discusses a Strategic Technology Management System (STMS), which meets this need. The STMS delineates a systems life cycle approach to technology management, which includes eight phases ...
Karen M. Bursic, David I. Cleland
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Strategic Management of Technology
IEEE Engineering Management Review, 1987The high‐tech companies that will succeed in this environment will fundamentally revise their strategies from the historical technology‐driven product proliferation to strategies that control the rate of technological advances, segment markets according to distinctive customer needs, and design products to respond to those needs.
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Strategic management of technology
Journal of Product Innovation Management, 1984The first step in making sure that R&D spending is productive is to be sure it is going in the same direction as the overall business strategy. Simple enough to say but not always so simple to do. Chris Pappas suggests that the corporate strategy process often focuses on financial factors and market share and neglects technology as a key resource ...
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Emerging Technologies in Strategic Management
Journal of Technology in Entrepreneurship and Strategic Management, 2023This article highlights the importance and necessity of studying the challenges and opportunities presented by emerging technologies in the field of strategic management. With the rapid pace of technological advancements, businesses are faced with unparalleled opportunities for innovation and development.
Abasat Mirzaei, Shoaleh Darbani
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The Strategic Management of Technology and Innovation
2004This chapter presents an overview of definitions of key words and concepts (techniques, technology, science, invention, innovation). It also describes what the management of technology and the management of innovation are about. The chapter reviews the literature and identifies seven streams of contributions (managing RD connecting science, technology ...
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The Strategic Management of Technology and Innovation
2021The strategic management of technology and innovation is an important contributor to organizational performance and competitiveness. It creates value, assists differentiation, enhances productivity, and guides creativity and initiative. In the face of uncertainty in operating environments, caused especially by rapid technological change, the strategic ...
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New approaches for the strategic management of technology
Technology in Society, 1985Technology is an increasingly important element in the business of many large corporations; its impact, however, is complex and often difficult to integrate into the strategic management process. Thisdifficulty arises in part because technical advances—in addition to providing new ways to implement existingbusiness strategy — often bring about the need
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