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平成30年度 春期 ITパスポート試験 問28

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問28
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技術開発戦略の立案, 技術開発計画の策定などを行うマネジメント分野はどれか。

出典 平成30年度 春期 ITパスポート試験 問28
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問 28

  • Incorrectア

    M&A stands for “Mergers and Acquisitions,” a management approach that seeks to expand business scale or acquire new businesses by merging with or buying out other companies. It is a corporate-combination strategy, not the field responsible for formulating technology development strategy or plans.

  • Incorrectイ

    MBA stands for “Master of Business Administration,” a degree or title earned by studying business management. It is not a management field itself, so it does not fit the question asking for the field that draws up technology development plans.

  • Incorrectウ

    MBO is an abbreviation for either “Management Buyout” or “Management by Objectives.” The former is a method of corporate acquisition, and the latter is a method of personnel and organizational management through goal-setting; neither is the field responsible for formulating technology development strategy.

  • エ

    正解 The correct answer is “エ” MOT. MOT stands for “Management of Technology,” a management field that, aiming to create business value centered on technology, handles work such as formulating technology development strategy, drawing up technology development plans, and managing R&D investment. The “formulating technology development strategy” and “drawing up technology development plans” listed in the question are exactly the core activities MOT is responsible for, so エ is correct.

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  • MOT (Management of Technology) is the management field that uses technology as a business resource and creates business value through formulating technology development strategy and drawing up technology development plans.
  • Distinguish, by each term's definition, among the similar-looking business abbreviations M&A (mergers and acquisitions), MBA (Master of Business Administration degree), and MBO (management buyout / management by objectives) so as not to confuse them.
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