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Technology Adoption, Diffusion, and Absorption

Technology Adoption, Diffusion, and Absorption

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​Technology Adoption, Diffusion and Absorption

​Cyril A. Constantino

PhD in Science Education​

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What is Technology Adoption?
​ Technology adoption refers to the process of accepting, integrating, and using new technology in society.

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The process follows several stages, usually categorized by the groups of people who use that technology.
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What is Technology Diffusion?
​ Technology diffusion can be defined as the process by which innovations are adopted by a population.

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Diffusion of Innovation theory by E.M. Rogers

The main people in the diffusion of innovations are:

  • Innovators

  • Early adopters

  • Early majority

  • Late majority

  • Laggards

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​Factors that affect the rate of innovation diffusion are:

  1. the mix of rural to urban within a society's population

  2. the society's level of education, and

  3. the extent of industrialization and development.

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Five-stage adoption Process

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What is the correct sequence of the Five stage adoption Process?

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persuasion, decision, implementation, awareness, and continuation

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awareness, persuasion, decision, implementation, and continuation

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continuation, decision, implementation, awareness, and persuasion

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awareness, persuasion, implementation, decision, and continuation

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​Five-stage adoption Process

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​​Awareness

​​Persuasion

​​Decision

​​Implemention

​​Continuation

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What is Technology Absorption?
​ Technology absorption refers to the acquisition, development, assimilation, and utilization of technological knowledge and capability by a firm from an external source. The transaction occurs between transferring and receiving organizations.

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Benefits of Technology Absorption
  1. ​Repeated collaboration for the same product is avoided.

  2. ​The base for technological self-reliance is enhanced.

  3. Exports are increased.

  4. ​Acquisition of further technologies becomes selective.

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Future Thrusts for Technology Absorption
  1. ​The industry should attempt to obtain best available technology closest to international trends and provide R&D at the stage of project planning.

  2. Speedy indigenization of raw materials and components.

  3. Efforts for unpacking the aging of tailor-made equipment in the acquired technology.

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​Technology Adoption, Diffusion and Absorption

​Cyril A. Constantino

PhD in Science Education​

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