Technography is a real term in the social sciences: the study of technology in use, the way ethnography studies people. It asks what a tool actually does in the hands of the people using it rather than what it was designed to do.
That’s an increasingly relevant discipline. As technology assessment becomes a policy concern rather than an academic one, the research methods for understanding technology in practice matter more.
The name fits a research centre, a technology assessment body, a consultancy doing user research, a publication, or an academic programme. The .org is exactly where those live.
There’s a second reading too, simply as the documentation or description of technology, which suits a technical writing practice or a documentation platform.
Twelve letters, four syllables, phonetic, built from Greek roots the way every field name is. It sounds established because structurally it is established, which is what a research organisation wants from a name.
The name is listed for sale. Offers welcome.