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_91379 _aFloyd, C. _q(Chris) |
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_aManaging technology for corporate success / _cChris Floyd. |
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_a[Aldershot, UK] : _bGower, _cc1997. |
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_a261 p. : _c24 cm. |
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| 504 | _aIncludes bibliographical references and index. | ||
| 505 | 0 | _a1. Why technology matters -- 2. Technology and corporate involvement -- 3. Assessing technology position -- 4. Developing technology strategies -- 5. Planning for the longer term -- 6. Buying technology -- 7. Selling technology -- 8. Structuring technology activities -- 9. Making it happen -- 10. Measurement and benchmarking -- 11. Technology and shareholder value. | |
| 520 | _aTechnology is fundamental to every product-based business in reducing costs, differentiating products, providing new opportunities, and driving strategic change. It sets out to answer the key questions which confront top management: how to decide which technologies to invest in and how to manage and exploit them for maximum commercial benefit; how much to invest in R&D and to measure whether it delivers the goods; how to shape management roles, corporate structure and culture to fit technology strategy; and how to gain both employee and shareholder commitment. | ||
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_91380 _aTechnological innovations _xManagement |
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_91381 _aResearch, Industrial _xManagement |
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