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but acutely aware of the danger of losing focus as the demands of dclientst place more and more complexity in the field of application. 2. Process management

The paper discusses the importance of process management for dtech miningt, and how tech mining outcomes could be used for technology management

The process management consisted of the representatives from funding organizations, the national coordinators and the project team:

and the process management just has to cope with them. In fact, the process usually can manage the errors,

Sound process management needs to exploit existing routes to influence, such as policy networks, the media, business schools or schools of government.

They suggest that specific process management and principles will enable such an extension into the social sphere,

Process management calls for explicit attention to how the analyses and their outputs can best be organized to enhance utility.

For example, manufacturing process management used to depend completely on tacit knowledge. A supervisor spent decades gaining familiarity with his (or occasionally her) machines, people, and processes.

To fully realize QTIP potential requires significant process management change:!Systematize strategic business decision processes.!Mandate explicit technology information products be provided for decision stages in such processes.!

What You Need from Technology information Products, Research-Technology management, 2004 (Nov 8 H. de Bruijn, A l. Porter, The education of a technology policy analyst-to process management, Technology analysis and Strategic management 16 (2)( 2004

When the process management (autonomous and fixed) and stakeholder engagement (extensive and exclusive) dimensions are considered to correspond to the horizontal and vertical axes,

TD$FIG Fig. 2. Process management (from fixed to autonomous) and stakeholder engagement (from exclusive to extensive) dimensions in a coordinate system.

Guidance for design and process management. Transnatiiona research programming faces difficulties in obtaining impartial and neutral process management support without favouring vested interests.

This risk of partiality can be limited by introducing a foresight approach into the process. Considering the national differences in foresight capabilities and capacities, particcula efforts in organising training35 for possible national coordinators could enhance the overall quality