Techno-Commercial Management” refers to a multidisciplinary role or approach that integrates both technical expertise and commercial/business acumen. It’s commonly used in industries like engineering, construction, manufacturing, IT, and energy, where understanding both the product/technology and the market/business side is crucial.

“Techno” (Technical) Side

Understanding product specifications, design, and performance

Assessing technical feasibility of projects or solutions

Managing engineering, production, and R&D teams

Overseeing quality control and technical support

“Commercial” (Business) Side

Managing cost, pricing strategies, and profitability

Negotiating with clients, suppliers, and vendors

Understanding market dynamics and customer needs

Handling proposals, tenders, contracts, and sales

These services are offered with a global perspective—considering international markets, cross-border regulations, tax implications, and currency risks.

Key Responsibilities in Techno-Commercial Roles

  • Preparing techno-commercial proposals for clients
  • Conducting cost-benefit analysis and ROI evaluations
  • Acting as a liaison between technical teams and business stakeholders
  • Vendor and supply chain management
  • Project planning, budgeting, and delivery oversight

Skills Required

  • Strong technical knowledge in relevant field (e.g., mechanical, electrical, software)
  • Business development and negotiation skills
  • Financial literacy and strategic planning
  • Communication and cross-functional coordination
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