The second paper by Porter illustrates a technique to carry out quick empirical technology analyses based on wide availability of rich science
accepted 18 october 2004 Abstract Empirical technology analyses need not take months; they can be done in minutes.
Rapid technology analyses; Tech mining; Text mining; Knowledge discovery in databases 1. Introduction How long does it take to provide a particular Future-oriented technology analysis (FTA?
We traditionally perceived the answer calibrated in months, particularly for empirical technology analyses. This mindset contributes to many technology management
The time to conduct certain technology analyses can be reduced from months to minutes by taking advantage of four factors enabling QTIP Quick Technology intelligence Processes:
But, even more importantly, it familiarizes users with data-based technology analyses The manager who gets the prescribed FTA A l. Porter/Technological forecasting & Social Change 72 (2005) 1070 1081 1071 outputs upon
quick technology analyses must be done with a minimum of intermediaries. In our SOFC example, we use R&d publication abstract records from the Science Citation Index (SCI) and INSPEC,
In contrast, the second b3-minq example indicates that others engaged in technology analyses have special needs too.
Certainly, this btech miningq approach to quick technology analyses does not equally affect all forms of FTA.
QTIP emphasizes speed in generating technology analyses. Speed surely must be tempered by need. The sidebar vignette offers a realistic scenario of how this could unfold.
Its novelty lies in the approach to technology analyses in support of technology management. To fully realize QTIP potential requires significant process management change:!
These reports are referred to as technology analyses and include both assessment and future-oriented parts, but focus predominantly on economic issues and impacts.
The results of the forecasting exercises were published in technology analyses, summarizing the process and results of the forecasting exercises for nanotechnology in general and for various subfields of nanotechnology,
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