Technology Management (Technologiemanagement)
Organization
- If you are interested in the course "Technology Management", please register for the course via our learning platform Moodle to get access to the course materials.
- Semester: winter semester
- Study programs: see study/examination regulations
- Scope: 4 SWS/6 CPs
- Exam: written exam
- Location: Building B4.1, Lecture hall 0.07
- Time: TBD (Lecture) / TBD (Exercise)
- Start: TBD (Lecture) / TBD (Exercise)
- Contact:
- Lennard Stutz (lennard.stutz(at)uni-saarland.de)
Vorlesung
The course "Technology Management" provides a general overview of the tasks and critical boundary conditions of technology management. The importance of technology management for the achievement of corporate goals as well as the related concrete requirements and tasks for securing and expanding the specific technology position of companies are explained. Based on these requirements, the most important theories and instruments of technology management are introduced and explained in the course. In particular, topics such as technology life cycles, technology portfolios, technology roadmaps, scenario and trend analyses, as well as protection, utilization and transfer of technological knowledge will be covered.
Content overview
- Introduction and Delimitation
- Fundamentals of Technology Management
- Technology Strategies
- Technology Early Warning
- Technology Planning
- Technology Development
- Technology Utilization
- Technology Assessment
- Technology Protection
- Sample exam
Exercise
The contents of the exercise are based on the contents of the course "Technology Management - Lecture". Within the scope of the exercise, various aspects of the lecture part are deepened and implemented in a practical manner within exercise tasks, case studies, short presentations, discussions and group work. In addition to the development of methodological and social skills in the context of simulating professional teamwork, the exercise pursues the goal of preparing students for the final exam in a goal-oriented manner.
Learning Objectives
After attending the Technology Management module, students will be able to identify relevant technology developments and evaluate technology trends, evaluate strength and weakness profiles of a company in individual technology fields, develop organizational forms for the realization of new technologies as well as manage the development and introduction of new technologies and recognize risks in time.
Literature
- Burgelman, R.A., Christensen, C.M. & Wheelwright, S.C. (2009): Strategic Management of Technology and Innovation, 5th Edition, McGraw-Hill, New York 2009.
- Schuh, G. & Klappert, S. (2010): Technologiemanagement, 2. Auflage, Springer Verlag, Berlin/Heidelberg 2010.
- Spath, D., Linder, C. & Seidenstricker, S. (2011): Technologiemanagement, Fraunhofer IAO, Stuttgart 2011.
- Strebel, H. (2007): Innovations- und Technologiemanagement, 2. Aufl., UTB, Wien 2007.