Technological innovations are seen as means to optimize the efficient and clean use of vital resources in social-biological-economic systems. However, partial theoretical perspectives and experiences of their effects can lead to significant oversight of their potential and limitations. Our ontology was constructed from the common terminology of the domain.
Ontology of Technology Innovation for Sustainable Growth
Illustrative Pathways
- Government regional strategies for generation of agricultural technology for sustainable scientific growth.
- Industry practices for evaluation of global medical technology for sustainable social growth.
- University policies for incubation of energy technology for sustainable technological growth.
Glossary
- Stakeholder: An entity with a stake in management of technology innovation for sustainable growth.
- Government: The public agency responsible for governance, regulations, law, etc.
- Global: A government agency with a global coverage; for example, a UN agency.Regional: A government agency covering a segment of the globe; for example, Latin America, Africa.National: A country’s government.Local: A state, city, municipality, village, etc. government.
- University: Institution of higher education.
- Government: The public agency responsible for governance, regulations, law, etc.
- Management: The process of realizing technological innovation for sustainable growth.
- Strategies: Systematic principles for management of technology innovation for sustainable growth.
- Policies: Guidelines for management of technology innovation for sustainable growth based on strategies.
- Practices: Actions for management of technology innovation for sustainable growth based on policies and strategies.
- Monitoring: Assessment and feedback on outcomes of practices, policies, and strategies.
- Innovation: The introduction of something new for sustainable growth.
- Generation: Generation of a new idea or artifact.
- Incubation: Nurturing of the new idea or artifact.
- Application: Translation of the new idea or artifact into practice.
- Evaluation: Assessment of the new idea or artifact in practice.
- Technology: The domain of innovation.
- Agriculture: Farming or crops, animals, fish, etc.
- Biological: Innovations about/based on the biology of plants, animals, and people.
- Communication: Innovations for exchange of information between people, organizations, etc.
- Education: Innovations for the generation, transfer, and application of knowledge.
- Energy: Innovations related to the production, distribution, and use of different forms of energy.
- Industry: Innovations related to the production and distribution of goods and services.
- Information: Innovations related to the technologies and systems used for information processing.
- Manufacturing: Innovations related to the production of goods.
- Medical: Innovations related to the delivery of healthcare services.
- Tourism: Innovations related to the services for visitors.
- Transportation: innovations related to the movement of people and goods.
- Growth: The type of sustainable growth catalyzed by innovation.
- Scientific: Growth in scientific knowledge for sustainable growth.
- Technological: Growth in sustainable technology.
- Economic: Sustainable growth of the economy.
- Social: Sustainable social advancement.
- Cultural: Sustainable cultural advancement.
Monad Map
Theme Map
Related Links
Management of Technological Innovation for Sustainable Growth: An Ontological Meta‐Analysis
Technological Innovation for Sustainable Growth: An Ontological Perspective
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