Approaches on evaluating industrialization potentiality of Olympic technology projects based on interpretive structural modelling
Feifei Wu, Lucheng Huang · 2008
In order to hold a “high-tech” Olympics in 2008, the Chinese government puts forward the concept of “Technology for Olympics”, and implements “Technology for Olympics (2008) Action Plan” which have fund many researches projects. How to select the industrialization potential projects from all of the research projects pool is an important issues for technology industrialization. The paper proposes an thought on the industrialization potential evaluation of “Technology for Olympics” based on ISM aiming at solving the conflict of “reality and reliability” and “time and resources limitation”. The proposed methodology concludes two steps on the evaluation: one is to realize “reality and reliability” by selecting investigator triangulation according to evaluation content, and the other is to reduce the expending of “time and resources” by logistic processing of the evaluation steps.