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The foresight study of the technology needs for the Wine Industry allowed the identification of
technological needs that require development.
The DELPHI method, a technology foresight method that has been successfully used before
in the agrifood sector, formed the basis of the analysis. This method required the participation
of experts from the wine industry. The application of the method was undertaken in two
rounds of surveys: the first round had the participation of 42 experts and the second round 30
experts. The surveys were the same in both rounds, with only one difference: in the second
round, the results of the first survey were revealed as a feed-back to the participants.
In conclusion, it is possible to demonstrate three trends: natural resources sustainability,
information technologies and promotion of information access capabilities (including the
development of expeditious methods), and promotion of the intrinsic diversity of the
Portuguese wine industry products. The work has shown that there is a great detachment
between the wine industry and the scientific institutions, highlighting the need of an increment
in the efforts of technology transfer.
There is therefore a need to undertake new editions of this foresight study with a greater
participation of the wine cluster experts.
Descrição
Mestrado em Viticultura e Enologia - Instituto Superior de Agronomia / Faculdade de Ciências. Universidade do Porto
Palavras-chave
wine sector technology needs technology transfer cluster DELPHI foresight
Contexto Educativo
Citação
Macieira, F.M.A.R. - Estudo prospectivo das necessidades tecnológicas da fileira vitivinicola. Lisboa: ISA, 2012, 180 p.
