JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

KAKINADA

SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES

TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT
TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT
Presented by
E V S S G GANESH
19021E0063
 TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT
• Technology assessment is a scientific, interactive and
communicative process that aims to contribute to formation of
public and political opinion on societal aspects of science and
technology.
• This is a means of assessing and rating the new technology from
the time when it was first developed to the time when it is
potentially accepted by the public and authorities for further use.
TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT 4-STEP GUIDE
Step 1: Discovery The first step towards picking the right
technology is discovery. The purpose of the discovery phase is to
deeply understand your existing reality, the problem you’re
solving, and who you’re solving it for. Understanding your current
technology eco-system You need to discover your current
technology environment.  This includes both the solutions you’re
currently using as well as the systems and processes used to
connect those systems. A good way to look at this is to look at it
through the lens of a business process, and looking at what data is
moved along the way, where that data is stored / what’s the source
of truth, and how it gets from point A to point B. 
 Step 2: Analysis By the end of the discovery stage, you
should be armed with information about where you are now
and where you want to go. Ideally, you’ll have the beginnings
of requirements to get there. Next, you need to analyze the
precise functionality that you have internally and how it’s
currently being applied. Since you have a good understanding
of the problem, the goal, and the environment and systems, a
good place to start is to look at what your existing tech stack
can do
Step 3: Define & Develop Next comes to define and develop. You
have a high-level business goal and a good understanding of the
problem, environment, and the holes you’re trying to plug. Next,
you need to build out your vision for the end state. It’s not just about
what problem you’re looking to solve, but more granular; what is
your technology solution going to do/drive the business forward? 
Step 4: Document The final step is to put all your work down on
paper in a well-documents plan. Your final document should
include:  •A high-level overview •A crisp explanation of what you
are solving and what you are asking for • All the details of the
implementation and deployment • Details on project timelines and
ownership
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