Business Expectations: Are You Using Technology to Its Fullest? - Hardcover

Bergeron MD., Bryan; Blander, Jeffrey M.

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0471208345 ISBN 13: 9780471208341

Verlag: John Wiley & Sons Inc, 2002

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PRAISE FOR BUSINESS EXPECTATIONS ARE YOU USING TECHNOLOGY TO ITS FULLEST? "In the wake of the new economy hype, Business Expectations: Are You Using Technology to Its Fullest? provides a cogent analysis of the practical challenges involved in managing technology ventures. Along with a fantastically rich, compelling set of real-world cases, the authors provide an invaluable tool kit for anyone interested in commercializing new technology." Mary Tripsas, Professor, Harvard Business School "From the standpoint of an investor in biomedical technology, Business Expectations: Are You Using Technology to Its Fullest? provides a helpful schema for understanding the process of technology development and adoption. The books insights into the life cycle of a new technology are perceptive and draw upon a wide variety of interesting examples from different industrial settings." Michael Lytton, General Partner, Oxford Bioscience Partners Find out if youre using your technology to its fullest with: A road map that guides you along the technological and developmental path from concept to product Tools you can use to position your product or service in order to better satisfy customer needs The knowledge necessary to separate realistic and unrealistic expectations for your technology so you can push it to the limit of its capabilities A plan for marketing your product or service within the framework of your current e-business technology Expert guidance on what it takes to create, innovate, and dominate in the New Economy

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BRYAN BERGERON is President of Archetype Technologies, Inc., a technology consulting firm. He teaches technology and business at Harvard Medical School and at MIT, serves as editor in chief of e.MD and as technical editor of Postgraduate Medicine, and is the author of over 300 articles and publications in business and technology. He has over thirty years of experience designing and working with computers and electronics. JEFFREY BLANDER is a lecturer at Harvard Medical School and at MIT. He works as an independent consultant to academic and private institutions on the issues of information systems, clinical trials, and health outcomes research.

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PRAISE FOR BUSINESS EXPECTATIONS

ARE YOU USING TECHNOLOGY TO ITS FULLEST?

"In the wake of the new economy hype, Business Expectations: Are You Using Technology to Its Fullest? provides a cogent analysis of the practical challenges involved in managing technology ventures. Along with a fantastically rich, compelling set of real-world cases, the authors provide an invaluable tool kit for anyone interested in commercializing new technology." -Mary Tripsas, Professor, Harvard Business School

"From the standpoint of an investor in biomedical technology, Business Expectations: Are You Using Technology to Its Fullest? provides a helpful schema for understanding the process of technology development and adoption. The book's insights into the life cycle of a new technology are perceptive and draw upon a wide variety of interesting examples from different industrial settings." -Michael Lytton, General Partner, Oxford Bioscience Partners

Find out if you're using your technology to its fullest with: * A road map that guides you along the technological and developmental path from concept to product * Tools you can use to position your product or service in order to better satisfy customer needs * The knowledge necessary to separate realistic and unrealistic expectations for your technology so you can push it to the limit of its capabilities * A plan for marketing your product or service within the framework of your current e-business technology * Expert guidance on what it takes to create, innovate, and dominate in the New Economy

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• Verlag: John Wiley & Sons Inc
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2002
• Sprache: Englisch
• ISBN 10: 0471208345
• ISBN 13: 9780471208341
• Einband: Gebundene Ausgabe
• Anzahl der Seiten: 256
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