I have no idea what the bolded part means but the full description is not the normal way of describing things. "The process of technology" does not in general have anything to do with the relativity of simultaneity. How would you apply the relativity of simultaneity to, say, writing a computer program, or designing a bridge, or any of a million other technological processes?
Objects move. Reference frames can be attached to an object but it is the OBJECT that one normally talks of as moving, not the reference frame even though, yes, the reference frame stays with the moving object. In the reference frame of an object, the object is at rest. That's what it MEANS to have a reference frame attached to an object, and it is part of the concept that all motion is relative and there is no such thing as absolute motion.
Since no object is moving in its own reference frame, to say it is moving HAS to mean that it is moving in the reference frame of another object. Talking about moving reference frames is not helpful. Talk about a moving object and specify the reference frame in which it is seen as moving.