From THIO to THIOCMP: The Development of Technology Assessment Concept Using Technometrics

Technology presents as a key, which influences industry competitiveness. For that reason, it is necessary to measure its achievement. Technometrics involves quantitative measurement of the quality of technology, or sophistication of a product, process, groups of products or processes, or industry. S...

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Published in2018 12th South East Asian Technical University Consortium (SEATUC) Vol. 1; pp. 1 - 5
Main Authors Marlyana, Novi, Tontowi, Alva Edy, Yuniarto, Hari Agung
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 01.03.2018
Subjects
Companies
Industrial engineering
Industries
Radar
Technological innovation
technology assessment
technology contribution component
technometrics
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Summary:Technology presents as a key, which influences industry competitiveness. For that reason, it is necessary to measure its achievement. Technometrics involves quantitative measurement of the quality of technology, or sophistication of a product, process, groups of products or processes, or industry. Sharif developed technometrics from four components, namely THIO (Technoware-Humanware-Infoware-Orgaware). Along with the development of organizational needs, the concept of THIO was enhanced into THIOCMP, by added 3 components: C (Cysnetware), M (Manageware), and P (Partnerware). The present research discusses the development of the concept of technology assessment of THIO and THIOCMP from the point of view of literary studies, and analyzes computation based on empirical data by using technometrics. The results indicate that each addition of a component of technology results in the increase in value of contribution of the component along with higher sophistication degree. The development of components of technology from THIO to THIOCMP reveals that the enhancement of the contribution enables an increase in technology capabilities and in the end is expected to improve industry competitiveness.
DOI:10.1109/SEATUC.2018.8788850