Engineering Innovation Nexus

Section I: Foundations and Future of Engineering and Technology Management. 1. The Need for Linking Engineering and Technology Management. 2. The Future of Engineering and Technology Management. Section II: Decision Support Systems and Management Methods. 3. Using AHP and Goal Programming Methods in Supplier Selection Problem: An Engineering Management Perspective. 4. Developing a Decision Support System for Project Prioritization and Selection in Electricity Distribution Companies. 5. Performance Evaluation of European Countries Based on R&D Activities. 6. Product Life Cycle Effects on Supply Chain Management Practices: Case Study from Aerospace and Defence Industry. Section III: Technology Innovation and Research Trends. 7. A Machine Learning Approach to Forecasting Future Technologies Through Hidden Trend Detection. 8. Discovering the Nexus between Sustainability-oriented Innovation and A Seaport Management Business: A Grounded Theory Approach. 9. Exploring Innovation Research in the Defence Industry: A Bibliometric Analysis. 10. Innovation Networks in Defense Industry: The Case of Turkish Defense Industry. 11. Analyzing the Role of Entrepreneurial Ventures in the Defense Sector: A Quantitative Study on Global and Turkish Trends. Section IV: Artificial Intelligence and Digital Applications. 12. Artificial Intelligence Methods in Computer Networks. 13. Leveraging Deep Learning for Accurate Aircraft Classification in Remote Sensing Images. 14. Image Processing-Based Quality Control System in The Textile Industry. 15. Adoption of Cybersecurity Technologies in the Digital Era: Factors, Models, and Challenges. 16. The Nexus Between Common Criteria (ISO/IEC 15408) and IT Governance. Section V: Defense and Military Applications. 17. How does a technology management-based perspective improve the effectiveness of fire detection systems? A Case Study Using UAV for Military Attacks. 18. Military Expenditures and Economic Indices: A Comparative Analysis of Developed and Developing Countries (2000-2020). 19. Global arms transfers analysis through visual analytics to enable military advantage.