Technological strategies

Martin, D. J., and Michaelis. (1992). Research and Technology Strategy to Help Overcome the Environmental Problems in Relation to Transport Global Pollution Study. Luxembourg EEC. 

Agnieszka Kraj and Jerzy Silberring (Editors) Proteomics Introduction to Methods and Applications Ganesh Kumar Agrawal and Randeep Rakwal (Editors) Plant Proteomics Technologies, Strategies, and Applications... 

Research and development leaders challenges facing, 27 613-614 hallmarks of, 27 621 pressures on, 27 617 technology strategy and, 27 622-623 Research and development management, 27 609-631... 

It is important to understand the quantitative theory of rNPV, because it provides insight into the elements that contribute to a positive investment decision. In the case of biotech, two components of a technology strategy usually overshadow all other variables, the sales potential and the risk of failure. 

Two general technological strategies have been developed and proposed ... 

The following roller compaction scale-up examples illustrate technology strategies that identify equipment design features, process parameters, and evaluations defining roller compaction scale-up processes. 

A. Hagemeyer, P. Strasser, A.F. Volpe (Ed.), High-Throughput Screening in Chemical Catalysis - Technologies, Strategies and Applications. Wiley VCH, Weinheim, 2004. 

The rich variety of DNA structures shown in this review chapter is the result of the combination of knowledge developed in more than one area of research biochemistry, soft matter, statistical physics, and crystallography. We believe that this constant exchange of ideas and methods among different disciplines is a key requisite for maintaining in future years the same rate of scientific discovery and of development of novel technological strategies at the nanoscale. 

The most important issues with regard to analytical technology/ strategy for rDNA derived products are summarized in Table XI. 

This section is concerned with the question of the general technological strategy in the development of new, and improvement of existing, methods for the preparation of foamed materials. 

A technology strategy is only defensible, however, if it does not become an invitation to delay. Much must be done right now to start the process. Here is a possible eight-point program of action for the deadlocked negotiators. 

Edmonds, I. A. (1999a). The Global Energy Technology Strategy—1998 Project Review. Battelle, Washington D.C. 

Edmonds, J. A. and Wise, M. (1999). Exploring a technology strategy for stabilizing atmospheric CO,. In International Environmental Agreements on Climate Change. Kluwer, Dordrecht, Netherlands. 

Ryan, N. (1996), Technology Strategy and Corporate Planning in Australian High-Value-Added Manufacturing Firms, Technovation, Vol. 16, No. 4, pp. 195-201. 

Burgelman, R. A., and Rosenbloom, R. S. (1999), Design and Implementation of Technology Strategy An Evolutionary Perspective, in The Technology Management Handbook, R. C. Dorf, Ed., CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL. 

Kanz, J., and Lam, D. (1996), Technology, Strategy, and Competitiveness, in Handbook of Technology Management, G. H. Gaynor, Ed., McGraw-Hfll, New York. 

Proceedings from a conference at Purdue University, Digital Equipment Corporation Technology Strategy Group, 1988, pg. 52. 

---