Understanding how small manufacturers adopt new tech across borders and what really drives their choices.
This nonfiction study analyzes how firms in Ireland, Spain, and Mexico locate and implement new technologies. It shows how managers identify promising ideas, how outside help shapes implementation, and what kinds of innovations (process vs. product) most often emerge in mature industries.
The book explains the sources of information that spark changes, the problems that must be solved, and how firms work with suppliers, consultants, and research institutes. It highlights how ownership and foreign influences relate to the spread of technology, and why many small firms rely on external sources to stay competitive. Through illustrative case histories, readers gain a practical view of the technology-transfer process in real-world manufacturing settings."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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