Emerging Dimensions of Technology Management [electronic resource] /
Akhilesh, K B.editor.
Technology is the key driver of business. May it be airport, ICT , smart governance, manufacturing or plantations. Technology management opens up opportunities for the business and helps achieve leadership positions. This collection of papers provide a glimpse of issues faced in different sectors. These papers will also help inspire more researchers to expand the scope of the subject itself.
Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
1. Emerging Issues in Technology Management: Global Perspectives: The Need for and Understanding of a Technology Commercialization Framework -- 2. Innovation Valuation: Guesswork or Formalized Framework? A Literature Review -- 3. Drivers of Intraregional M&As within Developing Asia -- 4.Technology management in India’s Plantations Sector: Structural Infirmities Perspective -- 5. Good Urban Governance and Smart Technologies - a German City as a Best Practice Case of e-Government -- 6. An Overview on Technology Nurturing and Incubation from a Lifescience Perspective -- 7. An Integrated Talent Management System for Maintaining an Up-to-date Technical Workforce -- 8. Designing and Operating Communities of Practice for Managing Knowledge: Lessons from a Comprehensive Global Knowledge Management Survey -- 9. Airport Technology Management -- 10. Innovation and Implementation of Climate Related Energy Efficient Building Design in India -- 11. Between Collaboration and Competition in Modern Technology Management and Innovation -- 12. Understanding social business -- 13. Technologies for Sustainable Development – Korean Experience -- 14. Multiagent Coordination Enabling Autonomous Logistics -- 15. Managing Technology for Defence.
Technology is the key driver of business. May it be airport, ICT , smart governance, manufacturing or plantations. Technology management opens up opportunities for the business and helps achieve leadership positions. This collection of papers provide a glimpse of issues faced in different sectors. These papers will also help inspire more researchers to expand the scope of the subject itself.
Management.
Industrial management.
Economic policy.
Leadership.
Economic sociology.
Innovation/Technology Management.
R & D/Technology Policy.
Business Strategy/Leadership.
Organizational Studies, Economic Sociology.