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  • Michael A. M. Davies
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  • Sloan School of Management
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Spring 2009
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Graduate
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    • Operations Management
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15.965 | Spring 2009 | Graduate

Technology Strategy for System Design and Management

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A recap on technological innovation, and its co-evolution with the demand opportunity
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Danger, Inc.
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Decision Making
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Documentum
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Introduction to the course
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Iridium and Technologies
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Lexar Media
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Life cycles and transitions
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Modularity, open interfaces, open standards and open source
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Polaroid
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Course Info

Instructor
  • Michael A. M. Davies
Departments
  • Sloan School of Management
As Taught In
Spring 2009
Level
Graduate
Topics
  • Business
    • Leadership
    • Management
    • Marketing
    • Operations Management
Learning Resource Types
notes Lecture Notes
assignment Presentation Assignments
assignment Written Assignments

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