Routledge Companion to Technology Management

Tugrul Daim is Full Professor of Engineering and Technology Management Program in the Maseeh College of Engineering and Computer Science at Portland State University, USA.Marina Dabić is Full Professor of Entrepreneurship and International Business at the Faculty of Economics and Business, University of Zagreb, Croatia, and Professor at Nottingham Business School, Nottingham Trent University, UK.Yu-Shan Su is Distinguished Professor of Technology Management at the National Taiwan Normal University, Taipei, Taiwan.

• Part 1 – Technology Management Background 1. Strategy of Critical Technology: A Case of Turkish Industry and Technology Policy Mert Cihan Tonkar and Tugrul Daim 2. Exploring the Interplay between Digital Business Models and Dynamic Capability in the Pursuit of Competitiveness Berk Kucukaltan 3. Innovative Places and Regions: Implications for Technology Management Scott W. Cunningham 4. IT Driven Service Innovation Magdalena Marczewska and Marzenna Anna Weresa Part 2 – Technology Planning 5. Simultaneous Scheduling of Energy Demand and Supply in the Industrial Microgrid Zeynep Bektas, M. Özgür Kayalica, Gülgün Kayakutlu 6. Where we are and where we want to go: A patent analysis approach towards strategic technological planning Priyanka Chand Bhatt, Vimal Kumar, Kuei-Kuei Lai, Yu-Hsin Chang and Yu-Shan Su 7. Pioneer or Follower: Which Strategy to Choose? Aleksej Dreiling and Peter M. Bican 8. Bubble Planning and the Mathematics of Consortia Jonathan Bard, Boaz Golany and Fred Phillips Part 3 – Technology Evaluation 9. An Evaluation Model for the Design of Virtual Reality Systems Yu-Shan Su and Wen-Hua Wu 10. An Evaluation Model of Smart Speakers Design Yu-Shan Su and Jung-Hsien Hsia 11. Methodological Frameworks for Opportunity Discovery in Innovation and Technology Management Cristian Mejia and Yuya Kajikawa 12. Technology Assessment and Selection: An assessment of the autonomous driving technologies by using type-2 fuzzy sets and systems Koray Altun, Recep Kurt, Reyhan Ozcan Berber, Serkan Altuntas, Turkay Dereli 13. Multicriteria Assessment of a Technological Ecosystem: A Multi-Country Approach Ronnie Figueiredo, João J.M. Ferreira, Helder Gomes Costa and Arnab Basu 14. Multi Criteria Decision Making Methods for Technology Selection Zeynep Didem UNUTMAZ DURMUŞOĞLU, Alptekin DURMUŞOĞLU 15. Software Assessment for Capacity Planning and Feasibility Check of the Master Production Schedule Arash Yazdani and Tugrul Daim 16. Technology Assessment and Selection Nathasit Gerdsri and Pard Teekasap Part 4 – Technology Development and Transfer 17. Regional innovative intensity in an emerging economy: Analyzing China’s provincial regions Kenneth G. Huang 18. Understanding Components of Entrepreneurial Ecosystems Haydar Yalcin, Tugrul Daim, Aynur Kirbac and Marina Dabic 19. The performance of Science and Technology Parks under Triple Helix Systems in Turkey Hülya ÜNLÜ 20. Technology And Entrepreneurship: A Systems And Simulation Approach Leon Pretorius, Vida Davidavičienė and Jan-Harm C Pretorius 21. ransformation into New Drug Companies: The Perspective of Dynamic Capabilities Feng-Shang Wu, Chien-Hsien Wu and Ta-Wei Tao Part 5 – Managing Technological Innovations 22. Co-Working-Ecosystems: Institutionalization of ‘Homes’ for Innovation and Venturing Yixin Qiu and Ricarda B. Bouncken 23. The New Imperatives of Defense Technological Innovation: Past, Present and Future Bharat Rao, Bala Mulloth and Adam Jay Harrison 24. Mapping buyer-supplier relationships after the open innovation perspective Antonello Cammarano, Francesca Michelino and Mauro Caputo 25. Evolution of Collaborative Innovation Strategy for Global Manufacturing Firm Driven by Integrated Modularity Thinking Haijun Wang and Chaohui Shu 26. Open and closed innovation strategies in converging environments: How the Internet of Things blurs the boundaries between ICT and logistics Nathalie Sick, Svetlana Okara, Stefanie Bröring and Annika Wambsganss Part 6 – Social Issues 27. Proposing an Application Model for Personnel Recruitment by Using a Multiple Criteria Decision Making (MCMD) Approach: A Case of Blue-Collar Cashier Personnel Recruitment Sinan Yimaz Yuruten , Cagla Ozen, Fazli Yildirim, Tugrul Daim and Amir Shaygan 28. Electronic Payment Technology: Developing a Taxonomy of Factors to Evaluate a Fraud Detection and Prevention System for the Airlines Industry Sultan A ALGhamdi, Tugrul Daim and Dirk Meissner 29. Engaging the Technology Management for Gender Equality Dilek Cetindamar and Sancheeta Pugalia 30. Creating a Networked Innovation Ecosystem for Industry 4.0 Fatma Nur Karaman Kabadurmus Part 7 – Emerging Technologies and Emerging Regions 31. Smart Manufacturing: An Evaluation Model for Taiwan’s Innovation Applications Yu-Shan Su and Yuan-Ting Lin 32. Data Mining As A Knowledge Extraction Tool and An Application On Decision Tree Based Algorithms Fatma Önay KOÇOĞLU 33. Smart City: An Evaluation Model for Taiwan’s Social Innovation Yu-Shan Su and Yi-Zhen Cheng 34. Smart Transportation: An Evaluation Model for Taiwan’s Innovation Policy Yu-Shan Su and Shao-De Liu 35. Energy Efficiency in Smart Street Lighting System for ITU Eren Deliaslan, M. Özgür Kayalica and Gülgün Kayakutlu

"The Routledge Companion to Technology Management provides a comprehensive approach to the field. Management of technology has evolved substantially over the past years and this companion gives the reader a multifaceted approach to the topic, covering its most recent developments. It can work both as a textbook for graduate courses as well as a guiding source for researchers and practitioners."Leonardo P. Santiago, Associate Professor, Department of Operations Management, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark"Technology plays a crucial role in shaping societies. This edited volume provides a global and comprehensive review of the challenges inherent to new and emerging technologies and their management. Through a compilation of informative cases, it offers research-based adaptable management frameworks to successfully anticipate, navigate and resolve those challenges. This book is a must-read for students, scholars, thought leaders and policy makers with an interest in technology management and its broader implications for people, organisations and societies."Anne-Laure Mention, Professor, Director of the Global Business Innovation Enabling Capability Platform, RMIT University, Australia