IEEE International Workshop on Data Mining for Service (DMS2010) held in conjunction with The 2010 IEEE International Conference on Data Mining (ICDM’10), Sydney, Australia, 13 December 2010. Website http://www2.ipcku.kansai-u.ac.jp/~yada/conf/dms10/ ================== SCOPE ==================
Will you be at Porto in June? I will! SERVSIG 2010 has now a facebook page. You can access it through the facebook link at the SERVSIG 2010 webpage (www.servsig2010.org) or at http://www.facebook.com/pages/SERVSIG2010/112382552131601. You are welcome to visit the facebook page and become a SERVSIG 2010 fan. In our facebook page you can find more …
“Service Systems Management and Engineering: Creating Strategic Differentiation and Operational Excellence,” John Wiley (2010) ISBN: 978-0-470-42332-5, Hardcover — the flier Already responsible for employing the bulk of the U.S. workforce, service-providing industries continue to increase their economic dominance. Because of this fact, these companies are looking for talented new service systems engineers to take on …
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Doctoral Symposium on Service: Part of the Grand Challenge in Service at the University of Cambridge Tuesday 21 September 2010 www.ifm.eng.cam.ac.uk/service/events/serviceweek/doctoral.html From Nick Mann We would like to invite you are your colleagues to our upcoming Doctoral Symposium on Tuesday 21 September 2010, held at the Institute for Manufacturing, Cambridge. Are you are a second …
With strong collaboration between IBM(UR,CRL), Zhejiang University(ZJU), Institute of Software, Chinese Academy of Sciences(ISCAS), 2010 International Conference on Service Sciences （ICSS2010,http://www.icss2010.org/）was successfully held from May 12-14, 2010 at Hangzhou. There were over 134 people attended this event, including 18 IBMer, 111 faculties, researchers and students from 50 universities and research institutes, 2 from enterprises of …
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CFP: 1st Brazilian Symposium on Services Science-SBCS 2010 Call for papers (full text in English) Services science is a multidisciplinary field which brings together the different areas of knowledge focused on the study of services. These include, inter alia, engineering, administration, economics, design and the social sciences. In this respect we hope that the Brazilian …
From: Professor Alan Clarke; Chair of the Scientific Committee Exploring Co-Creation 2010 September 16 – 18, 2010 The topic has emerged from the success of the first conference last year and explores the lessons for Central and Eastern Europe from best practices and new approaches to tourism development. Papers are welcomed from a variety of …
The event will bring together international experts in the field of Service Research with PhD students, young scientists and practitioners from industry. Through lectures, tutorials and social events, the Summer School will provide a forum for participants to discuss and learn about Service Research. Participants can benefit from the expertise of the lecturers and share …
To SSMEnetUK members Open Registration now available for SSMEnetUK members Case Studies in Service Innovation June 14th to 15th http://www.ssmenetuk.org/netactivity.asp?pid=18 We have had an excellent response to our call for Case Studies, and are now looking forward to an exciting event with panel sessions, distinguish keynote speakers, two workshops and an afternoon of hot topics …
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International Master on Service Engineering (IMSE), see also http://www.erasmusmundus-imse.eu/ The multi-disciplinary IMSE programme has been carefully designed at the interface of software service systems and new globe-spanning business processes to prepare students with a background in either business or information technology to become the new generation of service engineers. Unlimited possibilities in Europe – join in …
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