High technology revisited: definition and position
@article{Steenhuis2006HighTR, title={High technology revisited: definition and position}, author={H.-J. Steenhuis and E. J. de Bruijn}, journal={2006 IEEE International Conference on Management of Innovation and Technology}, year={2006}, volume={2}, pages={1080-1084} }
This paper proposes a new approach to defining high technology by distinguishing two different aspects. First, complexity, which is a more or less a `static' view on high technology and is applied to both the final product as well as the production process. Second, the newness, relates to a requirement to continually update the products or processes
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