ISBN: 978-958-600-984-3. Published: 1999. Language: English.
By: Gerard H. Gaynor, 1998.
To assist all of the students in technology management classes at all of the universities in the world, Gerard H. Gaynor develops and publishes the best handbook for technology management.
Gerard H. Gaynor. Handbook of technology management. McGraw-Hill, 1999.
Pages: 880. Class: Buenas compras.
Description. ISBN: 9586009866. - Due to the unrestrained success of this book, McGraw-Hill has now published a new edition of the Handbook. This new edition has some significant changes in terms of classification of the chapters, chapters of each type (organized by topic) in the new edition of the book and, importantly, the introduction of new chapters. The reason for these changes is to revise and update the content of the book to make it more valuable to readers and learners who need to increase their knowledge and use of technology to develop their careers. This new edition will be used in the technology management courses in universities worldwide.
The new edition contains the following changes. Classification of topics by type. There are three types of chapters: Organized by topic. The introduction of new chapters. The organization of the classification of topics by type is now in the form of chapters, which are chapters by type. In the first edition there were only four chapters (organized by topic). In the new edition, the classification by type has been expanded to twelve chapters in two categories. This classification is presented in Table 1. Categories: Sub-categories. Each chapter in the book is organized as follows. Chapters of the first type are organized by topic. Chapters of the second type are organized by sub-category. The sub-category is a sub-category of the chapter of the first type. Each type of chapter is organized by order of publication (each type of chapter is arranged alphabetically), so the reader can find the information contained in the chapter of his interest (all with the same order of publication). In the first edition of the Handbook there were only four chapters organized by topic. In the new edition, there are eight chapters organized by sub-category. New chapters. There are eight new chapters in the new edition of the book. In the second edition, there was only one new chapter. This chapter has not been included in the first edition of the book. With the publication of this new edition be359ba680
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