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An Introduction to Technological Forecasting
Originally published in 1972 this book examines technological forecasting and assesses its merits and limitations and possible uses for society, government, industry and the military. Although technological forecasting was in its infancy when this book was originally published, it has now become part of mainstream social and economic planning.
Technology Assessment
"Understanding the technology dynamics is a required capability in today's technology driven industries. This volume focuses on three areas: technology assessment, technology forecasting and technology diffusion. It shows: an introduction to different types of assessment methods and applications from different sectors including energy, healthcare and communications; technology forecasting and foresight and a review of conventional and emerging methods; and the diffusion of technologies by exploring adoption of products and services from different sectors."--Back cover.
Forecasting and Management of Technology
Consistently practical in its coverage, the book discusses general issues related to forecasting and management; introduces a variety of methods, and shows how to apply these methods to significant issues in managing technological development. With numerous exhibits, case studies and exercises throughout, it requires only basic mathematics and includes a special technology forecasting TOOLKIT for the IBM and compatibles, along with full instructions for installing and running the program.
Technological Forecasting and Corporate Strategy
Composite work on forecasting the extent of and trends in technological change, with particular reference to the implications thereof for management and corporate planning in specific branches of industry in the UK - covers theoretical aspects, the impact of technological forecasting on long term planning and marketing, innovation, pert (network analysis), decision making, communication, computer systems, industrial research, etc., and includes case studies. References.
