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I was recently asked the following questions: – What is ISSIP? – What is a service platform? – What is service science? – What is a T-shaped professional? – How is this related to your work at IBM with universities? – What are the important future trends you see? Here are my initial answers: …
Recently I was asked the following questions: -How does IBM define service and SSME? -Some consider SSME as applied research. What are the basic research needs of SSME? -Service sector counts for about 70% of U.S. GDP. Do you think we have sufficient R&D investment in this area either by Federal government or industry? -Is …
ReConCon is about re-imagining governance (or systems of rules). The Founding Fathers of the United States did it, and people have been fighting and dying to preserve and evolve those rules for over two hundred years. ReConstitutional Convention (ReConCon) is a Digital Age exploration of many of the same broader political themes. Jake Dunagan of …
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Service science is the study of value co-creation phenomena and the co-elevation of nested, networked service systems. Cities and communities are of course service systems. Here are some items, regarding improve-weakest-link and communities-mutual-learning, that may be of interest… Check this out, curators of open data about communities… http://www.datacatalogs.org http://www.datacatalogs.org/about Important role universities can play …
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The Service Solution Design group atIBM’s Almaden Research Center has an immediate opening for an experienced and outstanding computer scientist with deep subject matter expertise in statistics, machine learning, data mining, business process management and text analysis areas of Computer Science and Operations Research. Experienced candidates with a Ph.D degree in Computer Science and a …
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Recently, I have been trying to learn more about the German/Swiss Apprenticeships Systems. There is much to learn. After receiving a pointer from Ralph Eichler, President of ETH Zurich (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNo4CXakpJ8), I fortunately now have a guide Dr.Ursula Renold, Head of Division Comparative Education Systems, ETH Zurich, KOF Swiss Economic Institute. Here is what I have …
Some hints for university faculty collaborating with IBM. 1. For general information about IBM University Programs Please review… Overview Presentation: What’s UP at IBM? University Programs! http://www.slideshare.net/spohrer/ibm-up-external-20130514-v11 Contact: Jim Spohrer (spohrer@us.ibm.com) Director IBM University Programs http://www.service-science.info/archives/2233 2. To connect with an IBMers who shares your interests… Some interest areas… – Learning/Teaching/Courses – Discovery/Research/Publications – Engagement/Entrepreneurship/Service …
Call for Short Position Papers on “Big Data and Analytics Education Conference 2013” 1st Big Data and Analytics Education Conference, Las Vegas, Nov. 2-3, 2013 Big data and analytic capabilities are increasingly important to organizations worldwide. The explosion of information, or big data, provides greater potential to unlock insights for scientists and businesses and government …
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IJITSA SPECIAL ISSUE IN: Engineering and Management of IT-based Service Systems: a Systems Approach http://www.igi-global.com/ijitsa ——————————————————————————————-————————————————————————- CONTEXT: The economic relevance of service systems (or service sector in general) in the modern worldwide economy is totally recognized. As Sheenan (2006) reports “business organizations focused on delivering help, utility, experience, information or other intellectual content … account …
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Dear Service Science Community members, If you tweet, please remember the following: (1) #ISSIP The hashtag #ISSIP causes tweets to appear on ISSIP (http://www.issip.org). @The_ISSIP is also monitored for service innovation news items for the ISSIP newsletter @ISSIP_MyT can be used to tweet to for professional development outcomes the build your T-shapeness. (2) #SSKEweb …