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28th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS'95)
Hawaii, USA
January 04-January 07
ISBN: 0-8186-6940-3
G.M. Scott, Connecticut Univ., CT, USA
Concern is shown that the multiple dimensions of new-technology product development are not managed in a coordinated manner across the entire product development cycle. The complexity of doing this is likened to managing the wave patterns of an ocean. A phase model framework is presented that shows five phases of technology and high-tech product development activities, the interrelationships among these activities, and the need to integrate and coordinate these activities. An overall technology management strategy for the entire cycle is presented that consists of a set of seventeen component strategies, in five groups. This overall technology management strategy is believed to help integrate the technology and high-tech product development cycle activities and to provide focus for competing on the basis of technology.
Index Terms:
product development; research and development management; office automation; new-technology cycle; R&D; product introduction; overall technology strategy; framework; multiple dimensions; complexity; wave patterns; ocean; phase model framework; high-tech product development; technology management strategy
Citation:
G.M. Scott, "Managing the new-technology cycle from R&D; to product introduction: a framework and overall technology strategy," hicss, pp.482, 28th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS'95), 1995
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