Technology Governance Strategy

A Technology Governance Strategy is a governance strategy that can guide technology development regulation and technology deployment control.

• AKA: Tech Governance Approach, Technology Regulation Strategy, Technology Control Framework.
• Context:
  • It can typically establish Technology Governance Principles defining technology governance boundaries.
  • It can typically implement Technology Governance Mechanisms enforcing technology governance rules.
  • It can typically involve Technology Governance Stakeholders representing technology governance interests.
  • It can typically address Technology Governance Challenges managing technology governance complexity.
  • It can typically produce Technology Governance Outcomes achieving technology governance goals.
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  • It can often balance Technology Governance Innovation with technology governance safety.
  • It can often coordinate Technology Governance Authorities across technology governance jurisdictions.
  • It can often adapt to Technology Governance Changes reflecting technology governance evolution.
  • It can often influence Technology Governance Investments shaping technology governance priorities.
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  • It can range from being a Restrictive Technology Governance Strategy to being a Permissive Technology Governance Strategy, depending on its technology governance control level.
  • It can range from being a Proactive Technology Governance Strategy to being a Reactive Technology Governance Strategy, depending on its technology governance timing.
  • It can range from being a Centralized Technology Governance Strategy to being a Distributed Technology Governance Strategy, depending on its technology governance authority structure.
  • It can range from being a Voluntary Technology Governance Strategy to being a Mandatory Technology Governance Strategy, depending on its technology governance enforcement mechanism.
  • It can range from being a Narrow Technology Governance Strategy to being a Comprehensive Technology Governance Strategy, depending on its technology governance scope.
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  • It can guide Technology Governance Policy development in technology governance domains.
  • It can inform Technology Governance Legislation creating technology governance laws.
  • It can shape Technology Governance Standards establishing technology governance norms.
  • It can direct Technology Governance Assessments evaluating technology governance risks.
  • It can support Technology Governance Innovation enabling technology governance advancement.
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• Example(s):
  • Risk-Based Technology Governance Strategies, such as:
    • Technology Relinquishment Strategy, abandoning dangerous technologies.
    • Precautionary Principle Strategy, requiring safety proofs.
    • Differential Technology Development, accelerating beneficial technologies.
  • Sector-Specific Technology Governance Strategies, such as:
    • AI Governance Strategy, regulating artificial intelligence.
    • Biotechnology Governance Strategy, controlling genetic engineering.
    • Data Governance Strategy, protecting privacy rights.
  • International Technology Governance Strategies, such as:
    • Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, limiting nuclear weapons.
    • Montreal Protocol, phasing out ozone-depleting substances.
    • Paris Agreement, addressing climate technologies.
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• Counter-Example(s):
  • Technology Development Strategies, which focus on creating rather than governing technologies.
  • Technology Adoption Strategies, which implement rather than regulate technologies.
  • Market Strategies, which compete rather than govern in technology markets.
• See: Governance Strategy, Technology Regulation, Technology Relinquishment Strategy, Risk Management, Technology Policy, Emerging Technology Risk Concept, AI Governance, Conscious Machine System.

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