New challenges in technology management: An Interview with William F. Miller
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Change of technology is becoming faster and more unpredictable. The role of technology management for successful innovation is becoming more and more important in this situation. It has been 40 years since developed the concept of technology management by William F. Miller. It’s a good time to look back to the past of technology management, and examine current challenges. In addition, we need to investigate the future direction of this area. For this purpose, I interviewed Professor William F. Miller. This article is a recount of the full text of the interview.
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Change of technology is becoming faster and more unpredictable. The role of technology management for successful innovation is becoming more and more important in this situation. It has been 40 years since developed the concept of technology management by William F. Miller. It’s a good time to look back to the past of technology management, and examine current challenges. In addition, we need to investigate the future direction of this area. For this purpose, I interviewed Professor William F. Miller. This article is a recount of the full text of the interview.
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