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IT 20 Lecture Two

Matthew Yen

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3. Sources of Change

Great Breakthrough

Push and Pull

Market Economy

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4. Science vs. Technology

Who is the Driver?

Differences between Science and Technology

Commonalities

Advancement

The S-curve may be used to describe technology advancement: there were periods it moves ahead with painstaking growth; there were periods it ramp up rapidly due to some breakthroughs, such as: Thomas Edison light bulb invention and Wright brothers’ aviation endeavor.

http:// strategicthinker.wordpress.com/s-curve

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Stages of S-Curve

Stage One (Characteristics, activities, methodologies, skills, practice, etc.)

Push (supply, internal drive) –

Creativity

Accident

Inspiration

Pull (demand, external needs) –

Market demand

Needs: : Maslow Hierarchy of Needs

Push-Pull

Venture capital, e.g.: Shark Tank

Government priority: NSF

Academia: MIT, Stanford, etc.

Brainstorm: IDEAS, RAND, etc.

Theory of Inventive Principles (TRIZ)

Stage Two

Diffusion – media, commerce, academic, intelligence, etc.

(Diffusion of Innovation by Everett Rogers)

Adoption

Adaptation (Appropriate technology)

Training/Education

Production

Patent protection

CAD/CAM

Mass production/customization

Professional marketing and management

Stage Three

Bureaucracy

Regulation

Guild/Union

Deadweight

Competition

Complacency

Patent expiration

Strategies:

From Good to Great (Jim Collings)

Bottle neck & Theory of Constraints (TOC)

Kaizen (Continuous improvements)

Lean principles

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Push-N-Pull

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http://www.newtopgardentools.com/blog/pull-versus-pull-in-supply-chain-management/

Supply and Demand

Carnot Economic Cycle

Economic Temperature

Supply

Demand

Entropy

Qe

Pe

T1

S1

T0

S0

Area representing distribution enabled by money circulation

Line representing barter w/o money

Carnot cycle is the most efficient cycle for an engine.

This is an example of Technology as a Metaphor (CH 1)

Equilibrium Point (Production Cycle in Red = Business Cycle in Blue)

Quantity

Supply

Demand

Price

Qe

Pe

Science vs. Technology

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Science vs. Technology

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Science: To Know

Technology: Know How

Video Stories

THE ENIAC: The First Computer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goi6NAHMKog

The work of Prof Sir John Ambrose Fleming at UCL. Made to commemorate the 100th anniversary of his invention of thermionic valve:

http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=txCRJ5AUEgI

The story of Alexander Fleming and penicillin for children (https:// youtu.be/ZAGY36JYQlg)

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Market Economies and Technology Advance

Free enterprise or free market is the conducive for technology development

Carnegie & Rockefeller - A Short Documentary (https://youtu.be/9vuqR3e0uKU)

Capitalism & Communism

(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBxW2WLO9d8)

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The Sower Parable

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Technology developments likens the Sower Parable in Matthew 13: A good system and environment are essential for its growth.

Point to Ponder

三人一条心,黄土变成金 (sān rén yì tiáo xīn, huáng tǔ biàn chéng jīn)

If people are of one heart, even the yellow earth can become gold. This proverb tells us that as long as people are unified, any goal can be achieved.

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Stage One

Time

Total Users

Stage Two

Stage Three

Prigogine: Dissipative Structures

Figure: S-curve for technology growth

Product Development Cycle – A Proven Model

Design

Research

Prototype (Model)

Test (Simulation & Analy sis)

Pilot Production

Sales and Service

Business & Management

Department of Industrial Technology 559 -278-2145

www.csufresno.edu/indtech

Matthew Yen 08-28-2014

Academic Program

(Technology Management &

Applied Engineering)

Prototype

Making

Product

Testing

Production/Manufacturing

From Incubator to Garage (e.g.: HP Garage)