Effective technology management can determine how competitive your company is in a dynamic and increasingly digitalized world. It is not enough to simply identify technologies; they must also be evaluated, adapted, and successfully implemented. This minimizes risks, allows opportunities for diversification to be exploited, and secures long-term competitive advantages.
What three steps are necessary for effective technology management?
- Orientation and interpretation
The first step is about orientation: How do you identify new technologies and trends at an early stage? Systematic early technology detection allows you to reliably assess potential and risks. - Positioning and operationalization
The second step is about positioning: How do you develop a clear technology and innovation strategy? Roadmaps and concrete projects determine which technologies are developed and used when to secure competitive advantages. - Implementation and realization
The third step is about implementation: How do you implement your technology strategy in concrete terms? You decide whether technologies are purchased, further developed, or exploited. In this way, you build up strategically important competencies, make optimal use of existing technologies, and tap into new markets.
Technologies, strategies, and resources considered together
We always consider technologies in the context of your corporate strategy, your processes, and your employees. On this basis, we develop scientifically sound and field-tested solutions that support you in all phases of technology management.