UP Diliman Technology Management Center
TMC provides expert research and consulting services to help organizations and policy makers navigate complex technological challenges. Backed by a history of landmark studies, we deliver the actionable insights needed to drive innovation and sustainable growth.
At the Technology Management Center (TMC), our faculty affiliates are not only educators but also active researchers and consultants who bring real-world expertise into their work. They engage in projects that explore and address a wide range of technology management challenges, helping organizations and policymakers make informed decisions in today’s fast-changing environment.
TMC takes pride in its strong research track record, with 16 accomplished studies and publications to date. Among these are two landmark projects commissioned by the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA): “Restructuring Philippine Industries Toward the 21st Century” and “Science and Technology Forecasting.” Alongside these major works and our conference publications, TMC continues to generate knowledge that supports innovation, growth, and sustainable development in the Philippines.
Restructuring Philippine Industries Toward the 21st Century |
Managing Technology for Global Competitiveness: The Philippine Experience |
Inventory of Filipino Inventions on Environmental Technologies |
Economic and Political Impacts of Currency Depreciation: Scenario-Building |
DOST Project to Establish Virtual Centers for Technological Innovation: Selecting Academic Institutions With Potential to Become VCTI Participants |
Managing Technology for Global Competitiveness: The Philippine Experience |
Science and Technology Forecasting |
Statistical Analysis and Evaluation of the 2000 National Science and Technology Week (NSTW) Activities of the DOST |
Technology Management Education and Training in the Philippines |
An Assessment of market Statistics in the Philippine Retail Trade Industry |
Beyond 2000: Assessment of the Economy and Policy Recommendations – Social Sector Dealing With Technology Policy |
An Assessment of OSW Energy Technologies |
A Framework for Identifying the Indicators for the Impact Simulation of the GAINEX Program |
An Institutional Analysis of R&D Expenditures in the Pubilc and Private Sectors |
Science and Technology in Southeast Asia: Status and Prospects |
At the Technology Management Center (TMC), we believe that innovation thrives when people come together to exchange ideas and experiences. Technology is constantly evolving, and keeping pace with it requires spaces where knowledge can be shared openly and effectively. That’s why TMC creates opportunities for dialogue that bridge the gap between academia, industry, government, and the public. Our events are designed to spark curiosity, encourage collaboration, and empower individuals to think critically about the role of technology in society. By fostering these conversations, we help build a more agile and informed community that can adapt to the demands of the future.
The Technology Management Center (TMC) goes beyond the classroom by creating platforms that bring people together to learn, share, and collaborate. Through special workshops, symposia, conferences, and situationers, TMC sparks meaningful conversations on technology and innovation, making complex issues more accessible to the public. These events are designed not only to raise awareness but also to inspire dialogue, encourage fresh ideas, and connect experts, industry leaders, government, and communities. By doing so, TMC helps shape a more informed and forward-looking society that is ready to embrace the opportunities and challenges of a rapidly evolving technological landscape.
The Technology Management Center (TMC) serves as a dynamic bridge linking industry, government, and the academe, powered by its highly skilled faculty, strong national and international networks, and deep expertise in technology management. Through their leadership and research, the TMC faculty drive collaborations that foster innovation, knowledge sharing, and policy development across multiple sectors. A key initiative is the organization of roundtable discussions that bring together experts, practitioners, and stakeholders to address challenges in vital industries such as electronics, information and communications technology (ICT), and packaging. These ongoing conversations not only deepen public and professional understanding but also generate actionable strategies that shape the future of technology and its role in national development.