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                                January, 2004, Vol.1 Number 1
                            

                                       

 

                       

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PICMET'04 Symposium in Korea

In response to an increasing number of requests from our colleagues from around the world 
for the expansion of PICMET (Portland International Conference on Management of Engineering and Technology) beyond the biennial Portland conference, the PICMET Board of Directors has decided to take several initiatives that we are implementing now.

One of these initiatives is the addition of a non-Portland location for a PICMET Symposium in the even numbered years. 

I am pleased to announce that PICMET'04 Symposium will be held on August 1-4,2004 in Seoul, Korea. STEPI (Science and Technology Policy Institute) is the co-host of PICMET'04.

The theme of PICMET'04 is Innovation Management in the Technology-Driven World.
The critical issues in managing technological innovations will be addressed by workshops, plenaries, research papers, applications papers, panel discussions and tutorials. More

T-Plan: Fast Start Technology Roadmapping

T-Plan was developed by Cambridge researchers after surveying the roadmapping practices at 2,000 UK manufacturing firms. The method focuses on bringing together tacit and explicit knowledge within an organization and distilling it into a documented high level view of that firm’s probable future. T-Plan emphasizes the linkage between the commercial perspective and the technological perspective, and divides forward looking knowledge into layers using the classic roadmapping category types of Business/Market, Product/Service, and Technology. More 

  Education Trends

Portland State University  Engineering and Technology Management Department is conducted a world wide research study on education and research in Engineering and Technology Management. More

 

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