Background
Technology road-mapping[1],[2],[3],[4],[5],[6] has generated significant and growing interest both within corporations[7],[8] and across industries.[9]. As a result, much energy is expended developing technology road maps in support of technology planning efforts.
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[6] Phaal, R., Farrukh, C.J.P., and Probert, D.R. “Characterization of Technology Roadmaps: Purpose and Format,” Proceedings of the Portland International Conference on the Management of Technology (PICMET), 367–374, 2001.
[7] Willyard, C.H., and McClees, C.W. “Motorola’s Technology Roadmap Process,” Research-Technology Management, September–October 1987, pp. 13–19.
[8] Groenveld, P. “Roadmapping Integrates Business and Technology,” Research-Technology Management, September–October 1997, pp. 48–55.
[9] International Technology Roadmap for ...
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