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This study explored influences that perceptions of new technology implementation and planning processes, and dimensions of organizational climate have on perceptions of new technology deployment effectiveness. It also examined the extent to which dimensions of organizational climate moderates the relationships among new technology implementation, planning, and new technology deployment effectiveness. Data for this study was collected from 100 employees within 6 different types of organizations that had recently installed new technology. The results of the study indicate that these factors do indeed influence new technology deployment effectiveness. Organizational climate was not shown to have a moderator affect. Introduction The rapid speed of technological development and its effect on organizational strategy, structure, and processes has created a critical need for a systematic approach to managing technology. Technology Management " …links engineering, science, and management disciplines to address the planning, development, and implementations of technological capabilities to shape and accomplish the strategic and operational objectives of an organization " (Manufacturing Studies Board 1986). Technology management has its roots in strategic management, engineering management, innovation management and R & D management , all dating back to the 1970's (Ulhoi, 1996). Technology management during the past two decades has emerged as a viable framework within corporate strategy making and is considered to be an independent sub-discipline of organizational management. Its interdisciplinary framework focuses upon understanding the peculiar integration between information history and radically new modes of production that is rarely understood within the industrial technology paradigm of current management thought (Bellamy, Becker, Kuwik, 2001). For the conceptual purposes of this paper, technology is defined as the ideas, tools, and knowledge that are utilized for

<p>Exploring the Influence of New Technology Planning and Implementation on the Perceptions of New Technology Effectiveness</p>