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  Implementing New Technologies: Innovation and the Management of Technology (Paperback) Edited by Ed Rhodes, Edited by David Wield

  

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  Short Description for Implementing New TechnologiesMultidisciplinary approach takes in opinions and analasys from senior managers, engineering consultants, financial strategists and academics. Includes readings which reflect the importance of managing technology in service industries. Emphasis is placed on issues of technology strategy and management.
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  • Publisher: BLACKWELL PUBLISHERS
  • Published: 15 June 2000
  • Format: Paperback 480 pages
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  • Categories: Business Strategy | Management & Management Techniques | Technology: General Issues | Computer Aided Manufacture (CAM) | Automatic Control Engineering
  • ISBN 13: 9780631178057 ISBN 10: 0631178058

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• Technological change has had a profound impact on manufacturing industry and related business sectors. Since publication of the first edition of Implementing New Technologies the pace of change ahs been maintained, often with uncertain consequences. In this new edition the editors have brought together a collection of readings which include: aeo Project planning. aeo Conversion or application of plans. aeo Consolidation of change after the insertion of new technologies. Although the second edition includes material on innovation it is more concerned with the consequences of technology diffusion and technology transfer, concentrating on the adoption of technologies which are novel in a particular application even though not inherently a newa .