Mister CEO: The Management of Information Technologies (IT) and Information Systems

The management of innovation operations and processes includes the way operations and production complete existing activities and offers options for new innovation activities. It is interested in a broad range of entrepreneurial and organizational issues. The final objective of the technological innovation management is the process of commercialization—meaning revenue from investments in innovation. The appropriation of value from the investments of companies in technological innovation involves intellectual property rights, granting of licenses, creation of technical standards, speed, secrecy and ownership of additional advantages. Many significant activities carried out by processing companies, marketing, distribution, applied engineering, design, maintenance, accounting would be described as services if they were offered externally. Many services such as bank telling are offered now electromechanical and the value of processing products is now found in intangible properties, such as fast delivery, easy use, brand and reliability that would have been considered as services had they not been embedded in the products.