Policy Scan and Technology Strategy Design methodology
Viktoras Kabir Veitas, Simon Delaere

TL;DR
This paper introduces a methodology for aligning technological development with social policies and expectations, especially in complex, uncertain domains like smart mobility and autonomous driving.
Contribution
It presents a novel Policy Scan and Technology Strategy Design methodology tailored for ill-defined problems at the intersection of technology and society.
Findings
Developed conceptual tools for integrating technology and policy.
Applied methodology to autonomous driving and smart mobility.
Addressed complex social-technical challenges with new strategic approaches.
Abstract
Increasingly accelerating technology advancement affects and disrupts almost all aspects of human society and civilization at large as we know it. Actually, this has been true since the technology started at the dawn of human society, yet the mere speed and magnitude of modern technology development brings about the situation where societies and economies have to adapt to the changing technological landscape as much as technologies have to integrate into the social fabric. The way to to achieve such integration in a changing and unpredictable world is to support the close interaction between the world of societal expectations and the world of technology. Policy Scan and Technology Strategy design methodology presented in this paper was developed precisely for the purpose of addressing specific types of 'ill-defined' problems in terms of observing, analyzing and integrating technology…
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Taxonomy
TopicsUniversity-Industry-Government Innovation Models · ICT Impact and Policies · Technology Assessment and Management
