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Please look through the Workshop to Develop a Research Agenda for Service Innovation. Draft final report of spring 2014 NSF-supported workshop on Smart Service Systems, Dr. Paul Maglio, Principal Investigator
| Thursday, November 20 |
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| 9:15-10:15am |
Ingredients for Successful Academic-Industry Partnerships
Chair: William Rouse, Stevens Institute of Technology
Panelists: James Spohrer, IBM; Joseph Sussman, MIT; Daniel Siewiorek, Carnegie Mellon University; Patrick Harker, University of Delaware
Harker Paper: Corporations on Campus: University of Delaware and Syracuse University Work Together with JPMorgan Chase in a Model of Industry-Academic Collaboration Designed to Live Up to Its Full Potential (.pdf)
Siewiorek Talk Outline: Models of Industrial Relations
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| 2:00-3:15pm |
Imagining the Future and the Role of Human-Centered Design in Smart Service Systems
Chair: Paul Maglio, University of California, Merced
Panelists: John Carroll, Penn State; Brian Scassellati, Yale University; Kent Larson, MIT
Carroll Paper: Carroll Paper: Co-production Scenarios for Mobile Time Banking (.pdf) |
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| Friday, November 21 |
| 10:10-10:30am |
Exponential Forces of Technological Change: Moore's Law and More Laws
Speaker: Jessika Trancik, MIT
Paper: Statistical Basis for Predicting Technological Progress (.pdf) |
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| General Reading |
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Paper: An Asynchronous, Personalized Learning Platform―Guided Learning Pathways (GLP) (.pdf)
By: Cole Shaw, Richard Larson, and Soheil Sibdari |
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