management Flashcards
what makes communication appropraite
right volume?
tight type of information (written verbal etc)?
right time? (regular or sporadic?)
right level of content ( understanding?)
summarative?
Give me the five different stage gates and explain a little
PFDVC
1. proposal
2. feasibility
3. Development.
4. Validation
5. Commercialisation
what are the 5 orders of Maslows hierachy of needs
PSLES
1. Psychological needs
2. Safety
3. Love and belonging
4.Esteem
5. Self actualisation
Give me blanchards siituational leadership model in order of 1,2,3 4 and what type of curve does it represent?
- Directing
- Coaching
- Supporting
- Delegating
give 5 characteristics of technical people
- cant take criticism
- attached to their designs
- Do not know when to stop improving their designs
- They want to do what they like
- individualistic
Explain the tuckman model of forming give it to me step by step
- forming
- Storming
- Norming
- Performing
- Adjourning
explain to me the kubler-ross change curve
- shock (sudden change)
- denial (looking for evidence that it is not true)
- Frustration (angry things differ) : communicate
- Depression (low mood, lacking energy): motivates
- Experiment (develop capability)
- Decision (share knowledge)
- Integration
What are the different levels of technology transfer?
FADDC
1. Fundamental research
2. Applied research
3. Demonstration and testing
4. Development
5. Commercialisation
What is matrix management?
management where employees have multiple managers typically two, (one that corresponds to their discipline which could involve a project team and what that involves lets say a career manager to help them with growth and everything related)
give me the pros of a matrix mangement
- enables cross department working together
- Assembles best skill for the problem
- makes reorganisation easier
cons of matrix management
- Complexity an overhead
- more complicated stakeholder management
- Difficulty staying organised and efficient
Whats technology management?
Technology management refers to the planning, design, optimisation, operation and control of technology products, processes and services in order to manage the use of technology for human advantage.
technology strategy
A set of plans, decision and actions to manage technology resources and align them with organisational objectives
List the technology strategies
technology forecasting (predicting future trends and devs)
technology roadmap ( plans to adopt f technologies)
technology project portfolio ( task organisation is currently taking ones for the future)
technology product portfolio (products now and ones for the future)
technology Intellectual property management
technology resource development
technology skills development
technology legislation
four parts of technology management
technology strategy
technology innovation
technology governance
technology operations
technology innovation
research and development
IP protection
innovation culture
technology governance
Standards and policies
performance management
vendor management
technology operations
infrastructure
security management
data management
application managment
What are the 4 types of Intellectual property
- copyright
- patent
- Trademarks
- Design rights
what do copyrights protect?
protects creative works of authorship
whats do patents protect?
products, projects and processes
give the value
- patent
- registered design
- trademarks
- design rights
- copy rights
requirements for filing patent
- secrecy
- unique, novel, non obvious
- not previously disclosed
- capable of industrial application
Patent application proces
- Apply for the patent
- preliminary exam done by the patent company
- file request for search
- search application given back
- publish application
- file request for examination
- examination carried out
- patent either granted or rejected
- renewal fees are paid