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Participation in technology standards development: A decision model for the information and communications technology (ICT) industry

Journal of High Technology Management Research. 2017. Vol. 28. No. 1. P. 47–60.
Neshati R., Daim T.

This study presents a framework to guide managers in the ICT industry in assessing the factors that inform the decision to participate in the development of technology standards. Using multi-criteria decision analysis and judgment data from panels of experts, a robust model is developed that comprehends the essential criteria and outcomes within the context of computer interconnect technologies. The resultant, generalizable model is validated against the case of the extant Universal Serial Bus (USB) interconnect standard and found to be congruent with the assessment of the experts.

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Keywords: analytical hierarchy processtechnology managementHierarchical decision makingProduct developmentTechnology standards
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