Technology Management

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Students earning the Master’s in Technology Management will strengthen their knowledge of business practices and technology processes. They will develop their ability to analyze technological information and effectively communicate using industry-specific language, and learn how to identify biases and assumptions when conducting research, so they can reach reasonable conclusions and authoritatively support their findings.

Designed to cover the operational and managerial issues facing businesses today, the immersive curriculum covers technology and business strategy, innovation processes, and the dynamics of organizational and societal behavior. 

Keywords:  hardware (product/architecture), software (process/application), humanware (people)  standard operating procedures,  high tech,/low tech, technology transfer, innovation, leadership,  advanced business and leadership skills with expertise in technology processes, global leadership, technology dynamics, strategic organizational goals, technological innovation, create a competitive advantage for organizations within the for-profit, nonprofit and government sectors.

More info at https://online.fit.edu/degrees/graduate/engineering-science/master-of-science-technology-management/

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