Technical progress and its evaluation

Author: Xie Fujiji
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: The author has long been engaged in research on the fields of technological progress and technological innovation. This book is the result of the author's years of dedicated research. It systematically studies the theories and practical issues related to technological progress and its evaluation, achieving several important results, including: (1) proposing a new concept called the "law of technological network transfer"; (2) using mathematical models to analyze the impact of technology spillover effects on technological progress during the process of technology transfer; (3) identifying how corporate environmental conditions, through mechanisms such as technological paradigms, dominant logic, and organizational structures, influence corporate technological progress; (4) analyzing the different characteristics, interconnections, and distinctions among various evaluation methods, and preliminarily constructing a theoretical framework for evaluating technological progress; (6) employing the theoretical framework of technological progress evaluation and data from Shanghai's technological innovation survey to conduct a scientific and objective evaluation of the technological progress status of enterprises in Shanghai, drawing conclusions that are valuable for corporate development; (7) proposing pathways for technological progress in Chinese enterprises in the era of the knowledge economy.