Making change: Understanding software technology transfer

Shari Lawrence Pfleeger

December 2, 1998

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List of slides:

  1. Making change: understanding software technology transfer
  2. Overview
  3. What do we mean by "technology"?
  4. Redwine and Riddle study (1985)
  5. Redwine-Riddle maturation model
  6. Adoption rate
  7. Current time pressures
  8. Accelerated adoption
  9. Finding the right audience
  10. Models to encourage transfer
  11. PPT Slide
  12. Adopter categories
  13. Relationship between audience and transfer model
  14. Top transferred technologies
  15. Similar surveys
  16. Example: problems with TT at NASA
  17. Problems industry-wide
  18. Promoters and inhibitors
  19. PPT Slide
  20. PPT Slide
  21. Technology creation
  22. For a new technology:
  23. Technology evaluation: preliminary
  24. Goal of preliminary evaluation
  25. Dealing with evidence
  26. Forms of evidence (Schum)
  27. The nature of the evidence
  28. Questions addressed by evidence (Rogers)
  29. Technology evaluation: advanced
  30. Example body of evidence
  31. Goals of advanced evaluation
  32. Assessing the argumentís evidential force
  33. PPT Slide
  34. Technology packaging and support
  35. Fichman and Kemerer study
  36. Questions about packaging and support
  37. Technology diffusion
  38. Studies from the literature (1)
  39. Studies from the literature (2)
  40. Rogersí suggestions
  41. What do we know?
  42. Inhibitors and promoters
  43. Next steps
  44. References