On the Basis of Management’s Difficulties in Transferring High Technology to Developing Countries

This paper may be as a case review, on the basis of objectives and constraints, the characteristic problems encountered during transferring high and modern technology to developing or semi industrial countries. Developed countries are more successful than developing countries in global competition in the management of transferring high technology, new equipment and theirs uses. Instead, these countries (developing countries) seem to lack the ability of science to manage high technology and new industrial equipment, and future manages plans and act. Acting means proceeding with science, technology and innovation strategies that is focused on the long-range use of scientific and high tech information to enhance global management. In contradistinction to developed countries, the developing countries can bring the correct science and technologies strategic plan to develop all kind of management, the true result is whether that countries can act effectively. While there are many barriers to acting regionally in the developing countries, first among them is that scientific management are not coterminous with high tech and new equipment. Consequently, making effective decisions on scientific high technologies management in the advanced countries, developing countries acting like advanced countries, is neither smooth nor orderly. Therefore, to have effective, scientific management, we must explain a new kind of modern management. As many of the new theories in management that have emerged in the last decade, modern management bodies depend on extension of science and technology in traditional management and management theories. This new kind of management confronts a series of tasks that differ substantially from those of the traditional and usual management model in developing countries. Development of this area in un-advanced countries is a very complicated process, which involves many subject, many organization, many ministries and government agencies. This infrastructural problem is usually complicated and fixed through decades. Article before you discusses the reasons of slow motion of transferring high technologies in developing countries and has a special outlook to understand some of the bold causes of unsuccessful management in transferring high technology or modern equipment to developing and semi industrial countries. Actually, the authors try to clarify the differences factors of management between developing and developed countries in transferring high technologies during they were involved in technology transfer problems and issues.

Transferring Technology, Modern Management, High-technology