Technology is infinite, and in the modern era, technological advancements are endless. The goal of technology management is to prepare managers to understand business, the manufacturing process, organizational goals, and technological fundamentals that can create competitive advantage. The three main concepts on which the majority of attention is focused are: • How technology should be implemented and used wisely in an organization. • The role of the IS manager in an organization and how organizations could use information technology to gain a competitive advantage over their rivals. • Ethical issues related to the use of information technology. It is well known that information technology plays a vital role in an organization, but investing in IT alone does not generate profits. Organizations must first understand their needs and must also consider their goals and objectives before investing in IT. The Google case study provided insight into how these concepts can be integrated and how successful an organization could be by implementing these concepts. Google allowed its employees to choose the computers and software they wanted. This step proved successful as it gave employees access to useful software. The search engine giant built its own software or purchased it from other vendors as needed. Google has ensured that the ethical principles involved in the use of information technology are strictly followed. Although it allows employees to freely access company information, sufficient security measures are taken to ensure data security. Technology management concepts encourage both analytical and critical thinking that could...... middle of paper ... ...learn more about the benefits brought by implementing the methods as well as the challenges related to the implementation of these methods. The handbook provided insight into companies and the strategies they use to gain an advantage over their competitors. I am happy to have taken this course. After completing this course, I can confidently say that the purpose of the course content is best served as it is a blend of technology skills and managerial skills.Reference: 1. Saunders, KE (2010). Management and use of information systems. Hoboken: John Wiley & Sons, INC.2. Kohli, R. and Devaraj, S. (2004). Realizing the business value of information technology investments: an organizational process. MIS Quarterly Executive, 35-68.3. Gribbins, M. IT Project Management and Change Communication.