Technology Management

Overview

Technology is the knowledge of how to combine processes and things to meet or generate needs at the next level. Technology is more than hardware (product) and software (process). Technology also includes “humanware” (people), which is the developed knowledge instilled in or generated by humans through education. Technology takes you to the next higher level of performance, hence the concepts of high-tech/low-tech and technology transfer.

Technology disrupts. Technology changes. Technology causes obsolescence.

A graduate of the Technology Management program of the Florida Institute of Technology is proficient in global leadership, understands technology dynamics, knows how technology benefits society, and knows how to create a competitive advantage for organizations within the for-profit, nonprofit, and government sectors, including the military. The program creates graduates adept in creating, managing, and using technology to accomplish strategic organizational goals; and develops skills to manage the challenges and dynamics of industries driven by technological innovation.

Diverse Career Opportunities

Employers are demanding innovative leaders who can improve, develop, and implement technologies/processes in our rapidly changing world. Organizational and managerial expertise is needed to make sure these technologies and processes not only meet the needs of customers, employees, and partners but also leads in the development of market growth potential. With a master’s in technology management, graduates become one of these critical executives and forge their place in the success of a growing company or organization. Florida Tech graduates have access to a wide range of career options as technology and innovation managers who are found in every industry and business sector.