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The management sciences and technology applicable to individuals and organizations engaged in or overseeing the management of engineering or technology including: technology policy development, technology assessment, technology transfer, research, development, design, evaluation, production, commissioning, operation or decommissioning of technical, electrical or electronic equipment/systems and allied activities. These areas of interest include: the management of engineers, scientists and technologists; their characteristics; the operation of effective laboratory or work environments; the process and economics of invention, innovation, and application of technology; relations between engineering and other functions in an organization; techniques for program/project management, including schedule and cost controls; the structure of engineering- and technology drive organizations; and related subjects. Other important interests are training and education for, or transition to, the professional discipline of engineering management, entrepreneurship and the socioeconomic impacts of engineering and technology management on society. The IEEE Technology Management Council has 62 chapters and members in 71 countries worldwide. They Sponsor the annual International Engineering Management Conference (IEMC). - IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management |
