Technology Management and Innovation

We live and work in an increasingly knowledge-intensive age.


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Department Chair

Oded Nov

Morton L. Topfer Professor of Technology Management

Oded Nov is a leading scholar at the intersection of technology, organizations and people. His work explores human-computer and human-AI interaction, the future of work, digital health, and social computing, with a particular focus on how emerging technologies can be designed and deployed to improve decision-making, collaboration, and productivity. Working across engineering, medicine, and management, Nov has led research supported by the National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health, MacArthur Foundation, and Google, among others.

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Managers now need to understand just how essential technology and innovation can be for delivering value to organizations and the marketplace.

The Department of Technology Management and Innovation (TMI) is devoted to training graduates to be successful in every aspect of the modern knowledge economy, from the strategic to the behavioral, organizational, and social.

If you’ve ever wanted to be involved in tech entrepreneurship and commercialization, global innovation and R&D strategy, the leadership of distributed and virtual organizations, or other 21st-century opportunities, Technology Management and Innovation might be the course of study for you.

 

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