Aims & Scope

The International Technology Management Review is a journal which is focused on exploring important and emerging topics on various perspectives of technology management and their impact on individuals, businesses, society and economic development. The journal publishes articles that are research-oriented as well as contributions on current concerns facing the management of technology. The key objectives of the journal are the following:

• To foster and enhance research activities that advance knowledge in technology management.
• To promote the development and improvement of the theory and practice of technology management globally.
• To present in-depth research that provides rich stories, unique insights and useful conceptual frameworks for technology management practice.
• To cover issues, ideas and trends of technology management in both developed and developing economies.
• To disseminate academic research relating to the management of technology which is both relevant and useful in practice.
• To promote research and practice of technology management.
• To provide a forum for the exchange of information and ideas among researchers and practitioners who are interested in technology management.
• To provide a platform for the intersection of research and practice.

As is clear from the objectives above, the intended audience for the journal includes both practitioners and researchers. Topics which are covered include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Adoption and diffusion of technology
• Development and implementation of technology
• Technology economics
• Evaluation and assessment of technology investment
• Business applications of technology
• Technologies for operation management
• Information technology management
• Knowledge management
• Electronic business, digital society and networked economy
• Supply chain management
• Technology planning
• Technology for competitive advantage
• Technology and business strategy
• Project management
• Cross-cultural and cross-country technology management
• IP and commercialization of technology
• Entrepreneurship and leadership for technology management
• Research & development management
• Innovation management
• Technology transfer
• Enterprise and global management of technology
• Technology development and management in developed countries
• Technology development and management in developing countries
• Ethical and societal challenges of technology management
• Policy issues of technology management
• Emerging technologies