Technischer Fortschritt und Technologiebewertung aus betriebswirtschaftlicher Sicht

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The book explores the complexities of planning and evaluating technical advancements in production technology across various sectors. It begins by defining key concepts and outlining the structural trends in production resources, emphasizing the role of technological progress as a quantification and planning challenge. A decision-oriented approach to progress is introduced, followed by a foundational model for planning and assessing new technical developments, including payment flow structures and project delineation based on decision types. Further sections delve into measuring technological progress through sales-related and input-related determining factors, evaluating technical performance under varying price conditions, and assessing the flexibility of production resources in response to demand changes. The book also addresses the evaluation of potential factor use, personnel involvement, and financial aspects of large-scale projects, culminating in a model calculation that addresses planning and quantification issues. The incorporation of the company's environment into planning and progress quantification is discussed, focusing on defined determining factors and social costs. The work concludes with a compilation of indicators and metrics for assessing technical progress, offering a comprehensive view of the challenges and methodologies in evaluating advancements in production technology.