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Fleissner, Peter Karl was born on April 11, 1944 in Hainburg, Austria. Son of Franz Engelbert and Gertrude (Eder) Fleissner.
Peter Karl Fleissner
educator computer science/economics researcher
April 11, 1944
Lecturer econometrics, Vienna U. Technology, 1971-1972; director department economics, Institute Advanced Studies, 1971-1973; senior researcher, Institute Socio-Economics Development and Technology Assessment, Vienna, 1973-1978; deputy director, Institute Socio-Economics Development and Technology Assessment, 1978-1989; full professor computer science with tenure, Institute Design and Assessment Technology/Social Cybernetics, Vienna, 1990-1997; institute prosp. technical studies, Joint Research Center Europe Commission, Seville, Spain, since 1997. Part-time affiliate International Institute Applied Systems Analysis, Laxenburg, Austria, 1974-1982, managing director Austrian Future Society, 1974-1983, research scholar Massachusetts Institute of Technology-Sloan School Sys. Dynamics Group, 1987. Consultant Institute SystemsTech. and Innovation Research, Karlsruhe, Germany, 1976, International Institute Comparative social Studies, Berlin, 1977-1978, Austrian Radio and television,1981-1986, Siemens AG, Munich, 1992-1993.
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Systems Approach to Appropriate Technology Transfer: Proceedings of the Ifac Symposium, Vienna, Austria, 21-23 March 1983 (I F a C Symposia Series)
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Systems Approach to Appropriate Technology Transfer is a collection of selected papers presented at the International Federation of Automatic Control (IFAC) Symposium, held in Vienna, Austria. The objective of the symposium is to analyze the transfer process of technologies by using the systems approach and gather insights that can be used for the enhancement of future transfer programs. The book is a rich presentation of articles and research papers from scientists and engineers from all over the world, and is composed of introductory, technical discussion, and round table discussion papers. The introductory papers give insights to the concepts of technology transfer, systems approach, and use of appropriate technologies. The technical discussions touch on technology transfer in selected fields, energy technologies, flexible manufacturing systems, information and communication, social and educational aspects, and case studies. The four round table discussions focus on the application of technologies to support small-scale enterprises and users' participation; appropriate technology transfer on microelectronics; policies and strategies for appropriate technology transfer; and the impact of informatics on technology transfer. The text will appeal to computer scientists, engineers, policymakers, and students of information technology.
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educator computer science/economics researcher
Peter Karl Fleissner, Austrian computer science/economics researcher, educator. Member World Future Society, Society of America Computer Machinery, Interuniv. Institute Research and Education, Austrian Computer Society, International Input-Output-Society, Austrian Society Statistics, Society Economic and Social Cybernetics, Council Societal, Economical and Environmental Alternatives, Austrian Society Future Studies, Boston Computer Society.
Education
Certified engineer, Vienna (Austria) University of Technology, 1968. Doctor of Philosophy in Economics and Econometrics, Institute Advanced Studies, Vienna, 1971. Habilitation in social cybernetics, Vienna University of Technology, 1981.
Career
Lecturer econometrics, Vienna U. Technology, 1971-1972;
director department economics, Institute Advanced Studies, 1971-1973;
senior researcher, Institute Socio-Economics Development and Technology Assessment, Vienna, 1973-1978;
deputy director, Institute Socio-Economics Development and Technology Assessment, 1978-1989;
full professor computer science with tenure, Institute Design and Assessment Technology/Social Cybernetics, Vienna, 1990-1997;
institute prosp. technical studies, Joint Research Center Europe Commission, Seville, Spain, since 1997. Part-time affiliate International Institute Applied Systems Analysis, Laxenburg, Austria, 1974-1982, managing director Austrian Future Society, 1974-1983, research scholar Massachusetts Institute of Technology-Sloan School Sys. Dynamics Group, 1987.
Consultant Institute SystemsTech. and Innovation Research, Karlsruhe, Germany, 1976, International Institute Comparative social Studies, Berlin, 1977-1978, Austrian Radio and television,1981-1986, Siemens AG, Munich, 1992-1993.
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Systems Approach to Appropriate Technology Transfer: Proceedings of the Ifac Symposium, Vienna, Austria, 21-23 March 1983 (I F a C Symposia Series)
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Systems Approach to Appropriate Technology Transfer: Proceedings of the Ifac Symposium, Vienna, Austria, 21-23 March 1983 (I F a C Symposia Series)
Membership
Member World Future Society, Society of America Computer Machinery, Interuniv. Institute Research and Education, Austrian Computer Society, International Input-Output-Society, Austrian Society Statistics, Society Economic and Social Cybernetics, Council Societal, Economical and Environmental Alternatives, Austrian Society Future Studies, Boston Computer Society.
Connections
Married Renate Wolkow. 1 child, Agnes; married Elisabeth Maria-Christina Moebius, April 13, 1976. Children: Gregor, Paul.
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Nationality
Austrian
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1968
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1971
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1981
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1971 - 1972
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1971 - 1973
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1973 - 1978
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1990 - 1997
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1997
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Grantee Austrian Federal Institute Health Care, Grantee Austrian Federal Institute Health Care, 1979-1980, Austrian Ministry of Science and Research, 1979-1981, 84-85, 85-86, 91, 92, 93-94, 93-95. Austrian National Bank, 1982-1984, 95-96. Austrian National Funds for Promotion of Science and Research, 1987-1989, 92-94, 93-95, Austrian Ministry Environmental Affairs, 1992-1993, Austrian-Hungarian Foundation, 1995-1997, European Social Fund, since 1996.