Rick McMaster- First Emeritus: Rick McMaster2013 ISSIP and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.19ISSIPISSIP 2013 CSL ConferenceHaluk Demirkan, ISSIP BOD Member, Chair, ISSIP Conference Committee;Professor, U of Washington- Over 200 attendees- Over 50 papers submitted- Keynote speakers:- Jim Spohrer, IBM- Haluk Demirkan, U of Washington- Ammar Rayes, Cisco- Tracks:- Service Innovation- Service Science- Service Design- Service Ecosystems- Service Analytics- Service Transformation- Next
Oliver Yu, President of Stars Group, Professor
at San Jose State University
2013 Accomplishments:
2 SIG conference calls
Developed SIG mission and goals
Recruited initial members
2014 Goals:
Increase membership to 20
Organize 1 webinar on smart grid services
Develop white paper on service innovation in energy
Propose 1 conference session
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ISSIP
Service Futures SIG
Mission: Explore emerging service trends and their implications for
business and society.
SIG Established: October 2012
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2. International Society of Service Innovation Professionals
A Collaboration for Smart Service Systems
“Service = Provider-Customer Value Co-Creation”
Dr. James C. (“Jim”) Spohrer
IBM Innovation Champion & Director, IBM Global University Programs
IBM Service Science Innovation COP 2014 KickOff Call , Jan 28 2014,
3. ISSIP (Pronounced I-ZIP)
• Weekly SIG Calls
– Service Science and Service Innovation Speakers
– Promoting T-shaped Professional Development
– Conference & Publication Opportunities & Partnerships
• Monthly Newsletter (with free membership)
– http://www.issip.org/wp-login.php?action=register
• Quarterly Board of Directors Update Meetings
– http://www.issip.org/about/board-of-directors-meetings/
• After one year, 450 members & growing steadily
– 30+ Companies, 30+ Universities (including some dues payers*)
– 20+ Professional Associations
– 20+ Service Research Centers
• = some of the top co-creators
dues pay for operations and awards to members
recognition for best papers, best practices, etc.
4. Service Systems & Innovations in Business & Society:
Business Expert Press Collection (ISSIP members get 50% discount)
• Service Thinking: Seven Principles To Discover Innovative
Opportunities
• Business Engineering and Service Design with Applications for
Health Care
• Service and Service Systems in Unsettled Times
• Lean Sigma Methods and Tools for Service Organizations: The Story
of a Cruise Line Transformation
• Designing Service Processes to Unlock Value
• Achieving Service Excellence: Maximizing Enterprise Performance
through Innovation and Technology
• Business Engineering and Service Design with Applications for
Health Care Institutions
5. Service Thinking
Saperstein & Hastings: Book, Course, ISSIP Certificate
All value is co-created
All value is co-created
Service systems we live and work in
Service systems we live and work in
Componentized business architecture
Componentized business architecture
Global-mobile-social scalable platforms
Global-mobile-social scalable platforms
Run-Transform-Innovate
Run-Transform-Innovate
Multi-sided metrics
Multi-sided metrics
CVC Group, LLC
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6. National Science Foundation
- Smart Service Systems Program
A feature of a service system is the participation
and cooperation of the customer in the service
and its delivery. A service system then requires
an integration of knowledge and technologies
from a range of disciplines, often including
engineering, computer science, social science,
behavioral science, and cognitive science,
paired with market knowledge to increase its
social benefit.
Nano-Bio-Info-Cogno
7. ISSIP Ambassadors
•
More than 15 Ambassadors
and growing…
•
Link ISSIP to other
professional associations,
research centers, conferences,
etc.
•
Help ISSIP co-sponsor
activities in other conferences
more...
http://www.issip.org/learningcenter/valuen
etwork/
8. Service Systems Fundamental Abstraction of Service Science:
ISSIP portal to Disciplines (23), Professional Associations (39), Journals (20), Conferences (31), Workshops (7)
Discipline
Association
Marketing
AMA
Operations Research
INFORMS
Information
Systems
AIS
Computer Science
and Engineering
ACM, IEEE
Human Factors
AHFE
Operations
Management
POMS
Systems Science
ISSS
Design
SDN
Systems Engineering
IIE
…
…
Serviceology
SfS
(SSME+DAPP)
ISSIP
IBM SSME Centennial Icon of Progress
9. The Well-Read Service Scientist
(The top 300 papers – together over 100,000 citations)
• http://service-science.info/archives/2708
10. Service-Dominant Logic
Prof. Stephen VARGO
Prof. Robert LUSCH
Vargo, S. L., & Lusch, R. F. (2004).
Evolving to a new dominant logic for
marketing. Journal of marketing, 1-17.
(Oct. 2013, ~4500 citations)
Richard Normann
Claude Frédéric Bastiat David Ricardo
Colin Clark
John Riordan
11. T-Shaped People:
Boundary-Spanning Adaptive Innovators
for a Smarter Planet
Many disciplines
Many sectors
Many regions/cultures
(understanding & communications)
Deep in one region/culture
Deep in one sector
Deep in one discipline
“No one knows everything, but a well-chosen team of T-shapes has empathy to learn anything.”
12. Key Question: Knowledge Half-Life
• What percentage of a companies product and service
offerings to customers change every year?
• What percentage of the courses that students get change
every year?
13. ISSIP BOD Meeting
4th Quarter, FY 2013
December 12, 2013
Presentation:
http://tinyurl.com/m3tjq3e
Twitter Hashtag: #ISSIP
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14. ISSIP
Meeting Agenda
Honoring ISSIP Founding President, Welcoming 2014 incoming President
and VP, Jim Spohrer
High-level Accomplishments: Ammar Rayes, ISSIP President; Director &
Distinguished Engineer, Cisco
Introduction of New ISSIP Advisor, and first ISSIP Industry Emeritus Ammar
ISSIP 2013 CSL Conference, and 2014 events – Haluk Demirkan, ISSIP BOD
Member, Chair, ISSIP Conference Committee; Professor, U of Washington
NSF Smarter Services Program Update – Jim Sophrer
ISSIP Entrepreneurship Corps – Jim Spohrer, ISSIP Co-Founding BOD Member;
Director Global University Program & Innovation Champion, IBM
ISSIP Industry Emeritus Program– Rick McMaster
Special Interest Groups (SIGs) Updates
Education & Research: Jim Spohrer SIG Chair, Haluk Demirkan, SIG Co-Chair
Energy and Power: Oliver Yu, SIG Chair; President Stars Group, Professor, SJSU
Service Futures: Charlie Bess, SIG Chair, ISSIP BOD Member; HP Fellow
User Experience: Don Allen, SIG Chair; Sr. Tech. Lead, Cisco
Software Defined Networking : Zach Seils, SIG Chair; Technical Leader, Cisco
Cloud Mobility: Ammar Rayes, SIG Chair
Operations Update: Yassi Moghaddam, Executive Director, ISSIP
Open Discussion: Ask of the Board
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15. ISSIP
Honoring ISSIP Founding President
Ammar Rayes, ISSIP Founding
President, June 2012- Jan 2013
Distinguished Engineer, Cisco System
ISSIP first Past President, effective Jan 1,
2014
Chair of the Nominations Committee,
Chair of Cloud Mobility SIG
Under his presidency in a short
period of time ISSIP…
- Grew > 420 members, representing
> dozen of major companies> 100
universities, > 40 countries, > 5
government agencies.
- One ISSIP Co-sponsored
conference
- First ISSIP Fellow award.
- Ambassadors appointments: 18,
- Committees formed: 8
- ISSIP German Chapter kicked off
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16. ISSIP
Welcome!
Charlie Bess, ISSIP Incoming President
(Jan 1, 2014-Dec 31, 2014)
- HP Fellow, Chief Technologist Application
Business Services Americas
- Chair of ISSIP Service Futures
- BSEE, Purdue, MBA Southern Methodist
University
- Licensed professional engineer, certified
distinguished architect by The Open Group, and a
senior IEEE member
Jeff Welser, ISSIP Incoming Vice President (Jan
1, 2014-Dec 31, 2014)
- Director Almaden Services Research Center and
Accelerated Discovery Lab, IBM
- IEEE Fellow, ISSIP Ambassador to IEEE
Technology Management Council, Electronic
Device Society
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- BSEE, MSEE, and PHD, Stanford University
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17. ISSIP
High-Level Accomplishments
Since August 30, 2013
First ISSIP Fellow Award granted to Mary Jo Bitner
ISSIP Conference/Workshop, Nov 2013 in
partnership with Center for Service Leadership (>
200 attandees)
ISSIP Symposium in collaboration with California
Center for Service Science (CCSS) being planned
for March 2014.
NSF Smarter Service System Program launch has
been strong.
Exploring ISSIP entrepreneurial education program
with UC-Berkeley Haas School of Business.
ISSIP Industry Emeritus Program starting in Jan
2014.
Membership – Individual: ~14% growth;
Institutional: making good progress with Ciena,
OpenText, EMC, Yahoo, FedExand several others.
Four new Ambassadors appointed.
Financials on Track
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18. ISSIP
Welcome!
Paula McCarty, ISSIP Advisor
- President of Tech Talk Marketing, urrently, Paula leading
Solutions Marketing efforts as a Senior Consultant for Ciena,
Inc.’s new Services Offerings.
- Over 20 years of international marketing, research and finance
experience with Fortune 100 companies and several premier
private equity and investment firms including Motorola Global
Services, Litton Industries, Western Atlas, and Unova.
- B.A. Political Science, Tufts University, M.B.A , Loyola
Marymount University, Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society,
Ph.D., Information and Computer Science from Claremont
Graduate University.
Rick McMaster, Ph.D., P.E., ISSIP Industry
Emeritus, Chair of the ISSIP Emeritus Committee
- STEM and entrepreneurship advocate to K1-12 and
universities, IBM’s University Programs Worldwide with
broad range of experience in technology development,
microprocessor design, technology marketing, business
process development, and education development and
delivery.
- Chair of Central Texas Discover Engineering (CTDE),
advisor to WGBH's Design Squad Nation and WNET’s
Cyberchase, and contributor to MIT’s BLOSSOMS and
MIT STEM Pals Newsletter, on the Corporate Management
Council of the ASEE as well as their K-12 SIG, and a
member of the NSTA.
- Ph.D. in Physics, University of Connecticut, PMP
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19. ISSIP
Industry Emeritus Program
Recognition
of retired industry professionals who want to
stay active as role models and mentors
- Must be an active member of ISSIP
Emeritus
to be sponsored by a member of the ISSIP
Operations Committee
- Plus support from former employer if available
Renewable
two year term
- Based on activity plan
Optional
university/professional society ambassador
- If the Emeritus maintains an ongoing relationship of mutual
benefit
Managed
by new ISSIP Industry Emeritus Program
Committee
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20. 2013 ISSIP Conference
Activities
(since August 2013)
1.
ISSIP
ISSIP@CSL: The W. P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State
University (Phx, AZ, Nov 2013):
- Workshop on T-Shape assessment led by Louis Freund
- ISSIP Service Analytics Panel moderated by Haluk Demirkan;
•
Participants: Don Allen, Charlie Bess, Ammar Rayes, Jim Spohrer, Yassi
Moghaddam
- 1st ISSIP Fellow Award was given to Mary Jo Bitner from Arizona State
University
ISSIP@ASSRI: Third Australasian Symposium on Service Research
and Innovation (Sydney, Australia, Nov 2013): Haluk Demirkan-Program
Chair, Best Paper Award
3. ISSIP@INFORMS: The Institute for Operations Research and the
Management Sciences (Minneapolis, Oct 2013): [Ralph Badinelli,
Informs Service Science Business Meeting]
2.
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21. ISSIP
2014 ISSIP Conference Activities
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
ISSIP@HICSS: Hawaii International Conference On System Sciences (Big Island, HI,
Jan 2013): [Haluk Demirkan-Analytics, Service Science, Mobile Services Track; Paul
Maglio-SSME Mini-track]
ISSIP@IBM: T-Summit 2014 (March 2014, San Jose): 1 day workshop
ISSIP&California Center for Service Science
ISSIP@ServDes2014 ( April 9-11, Lancaster, UK, Daniela Sangiorgi,- Conference
Chair)
ISSIP@AMCIS: Americas Conference on Information Systems (Savannah, GE, Aug
2014): [Jim Spohrer - Service Systems Track]
ISSIP@INFORMS: The Institute for Operations Research and the Management
Sciences (San Francisco, Nov 2014): [Ralph Badinelli, Informs Service Science
Business Meeting, ISSIP Sponsored Best Paper Awards; ISSIP Sessions)
and more…
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22. National Science Foundation
- Smart Services Program
Update
ISSIP
A feature of a service system is the participation
and cooperation of the customer in the service
and its delivery. A service system then requires
an integration of knowledge and technologies
from a range of disciplines, often including
engineering, computer science, social science,
behavioral science, and cognitive science,
paired with market knowledge to increase its
social benefit.
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Nano-Bio-Info-Cogno
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23. ISSIP
ISSIP- UC Berkeley
Entrepreneurship Corps
Proposal under Consideration:
- A collaboration between the Institute for Business Innovation and Haas
Digital at the Haas School of Business and other partners at University
of California, Berkeley and ISSIP
- Goal: To increase service innovation capacity through entrepreneurship
and intrapreneurship education and learning.
- UC Berkeley including Haas School of Business, the College of
Engineering and the School of Information, will create a robust
teaching, mentoring, and networking platform based on strengths in
technology, entrepreneurship, innovation and dynamic capabilities,
business thought leadership, and external ecosystem.
- ISSIP will scale the program through the support of ISSIP sponsored
institution members.
- How: apply and disseminate a set of research proven strategies,
tactics, and mindset and infrastructure techniques through adaptive
digital courses and online mentoring and networking services to drive
the successful creation of technology-based startups including
incubations out of universities and companies.
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24. ISSIP
SIG Education & Research
Mission: Increase quantity and quality of service science related
educational materials, courses and degree programs as well as open data
sets for service systems research, to increase the number of T-shaped
service innovators globally.
SIG Established: October 2012
Total #of Members: 76 (grew from 42 in May 2013 = 66 % increase)
SIG Accomplishments for Knowledge Co-creation:
Completed 36 education/research member & guest presentations
Formed 8 SIG Actions/Sub-sigs formed (total 8 sub-sig activities)
- Community development: Established weekly SIG calls (2 calls on
Wednesdays)
- Education survey has been completed & published (Version 1)
- SIG Whitepaper is being developed (Draft 1)
- A list of open data sets has being developed (Version 3)
- T-Shape diagnostic tool has been developed (version 1)
- Professional education program
- Smart Cities (2 guest presentations)
- A process for ISSIP Recognition Program (Version 1)
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25. ISSIP
SIG Education & Research
2014 SMART Goals & Objectives :
Community development & membership expansion from 70 to 100 by March
2014
Continue our weekly conference calls (three types of calls)
- type 1: new member intro calls
- type 2: updates by leaders of SIG action items
- type 3: general discussions to review SIG objectives/actions
items/activities
Professional development (e.g. career paths) with initial certification
materials
Start implementing the ISSIP Recognition Program
Establish a collaboration agreement with “Service Innovation” book series
Recruit 3 authors to contribute booklet on “service innovation”
Education (e.g. diverse life-long learning) with ten sample courses
Complete whitepaper on existing courses (from members presentations)
Conference sessions planned, plus T-shaped summit
- T Summit@IBM Almaden for March 24-25, 2014
- Sessions to advertise ISSIP SIG EdRes at service science conferences
in Portugal, China, Italy
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26. ISSIP
Energy & Power SIG
Mission: Promote service innovation in the Power and
Energy Sectors.
SIG Established:
June 2013
#of Members: 8, including 5 from the US, 1 from China,
and 2 from Taiwan.
SIG Accomplishments:
Total
A
panelist discussion on Major Challenges and Opportunities of Service
Innovation in the Power Industry is planned for the IEEE Power &
Energy Society general meeting in 2015.
Goals For 2014:
A
potential session sponsored by the SIG is contemplated for the
T-Summit in March 2014.
Prof.
Lin Zhang of Tsinghua University will explore service
standards for the power industry.
2013
Because Oliver Yu will be overseas for 3 months in 2014, Dr. Bob
Entriken of Electric Power Research Institute has been approached
to be the next SIG chair.
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27. ISSIP
Service Futures SIG
Mission: To identify, define and describe
innovative service approaches, increasing the
ability to proactively deliver on the business
value potential at the intersection of business
and technology trends.
Established: Dec 2012
#of Members: 16 (+25% since August)
Accomplishments: Ongoing monthly
meeting taking place on schedule
2013 SMART Goals & Objectives ( as
defined last December):
Operational assessment framework
definition
Gamification orientation session
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28. ISSIP
Service Futures SIG Challenges
Getting
the word out
- Have developed a joint approach with
the education SIG for meetings on
overlapping topics – happening once a
month
Presented
a futures vision for the
24th Annual Compete Through
Service Symposium
Mentioned
ISSIP at STEM
conference for community colleges in
Frisco, TX
Will
also mention in keynote at MidPacific Information and
Communication Technologies
Educator Conference in San
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29. ISSIP
UE-SIG
Mission: Improve the user experience of customers, providers, and stake holders in
the service industry through the promotion of the application of leading design
methodology to service science and innovation.
SIG Established: November 2012
Total #of Members: 6 - 2 from the US and 4 from Europe
SIG Accomplishments:
Updated Whitepaper out line to change focus to empathy and HCI
Developed 2 case studies in support of Whitepaper
Participated in the CTSS Panel Session
Goals For 2014:
Complete the UE-SIG Whitepaper – Human Centered and Empathic Design: Their Role
in Design For Service Innovation
Sponsor ISSIP Panel session in ServDes 2014
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30. ISSIP
SDN SIG – December 2013
Successful
SIG formation and
kickoff completed December
2013
SIG
Membership: 9 Active; 4
Pending
Bi-weekly
calls start 2nd full week
of January 2014
Work
streams & deliverables to
be finalized February 2014
Actively
recruiting more industry
involvement
Working
to establish SIG web
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31. ISSIP
Cloud Mobility SIG
6 Members:
- Cisco, NEC Labs, ATT Research,
Ericsson, Univ. of Michigan & Oregon
State Univ.
Accomplishments since May 2013:
- Draft white paper
High Level Goals for FY2014:
Publish an industry wide white
paper, influence standards
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32. ISSIP
Individual Members Update
Total Individual members: 425
- Growth: >14 % Q-o-Q
- Average new members/ week ~ 6
- On track to meet our 2013 goal of 450
Individual Member Representation
Cisco+HP+IBM
Universities
Others
Others include: Amazon, Ciena, Microsoft, EMC, Tata, Dell, Xerox, Capgemeni, BT,
Deloitte, Deutsche Bank, SAP, PT Telecom, Waggener Edstrom, Activo Bank, Small
Companies/Startups
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33. ISSIP
Institutional Members Update
Ciena – Finalizing decision become a member
OpenText – in active discussions
Exploring with more than 20
organizaitons in the pipeline
• Microsoft, EMC, Yahoo, Fujitus, NetApp, SAP,
Xerox, Agilent, Citi Group, Intel, Autodesk, Northrup
Grumman, Tata Consulting, Boeing, Corning, Dell,
Qualcomm, Dow Chemical, Nielsen, Applied
Materials, GenPact, and others.
Asking the Board to help connect ISSIP
with others including:
- AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, Accenture,
Deloitte, McKinsey, and others….
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Curious how
Curious how
your company
your company
could join
could join
ISSIP?
ISSIP?
Contact
Contact
execdir@issip.o
execdir@issip.o
rg
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34. ISSIP
New Ambassadors
Davor Meersman, ISSIP Ambassador to
European Cooperation for Science and
Technology, COST, http://www.cost.eu/, Head of
the European Research Strategy at iLab
Marja Toivonen, ISSIP Ambassador to Finnish
Service Alliance, works as Research Professor at
VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, and is
also an Adjunct Professor at Aalto University
Helsinki
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Parminder Kocher, ISSIP Ambassador to Cisco
Services Technology Innovation Incubation
Center, Head of STI
Dundar Kocaoglu, ISSIP Ambassador to Portland
International Conference on Management of
Engineering and Technology, PICMET, Professor
and Chairman of the Engineering and Technology
Management Department, Portland State
University , President and CEO of PICMET
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35. ISSIP
ISSIP Germany – An Update
Achievements
Launched
June 2013
Members
17 members
•7 Scholars
•5 Practitioners
•5 Graduate students
Siemens
IBM
DB (Railway)
University of
Nuremberg
Deutsche Bank KSRI
Deutsche
Telekom
University of St. Gallen
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Activities /
Communication Call
Weekly Chapter
(Wed. 5.30pm CET)
ISSIP Newsletter
article (10/2013)
@ISSIP_DE
ISSIP Germany
Next Steps
Grow
•Focus on Scholars and
Practitioners
•Grad. students by nomination
only
Interconnect
•ISSIP Switzerland (C. Heitz)
•Reach out to Austria
•Closer link to ISSIP Global
SIGs
Next Chapter Calls (Jan.
2014)
•Dr. Gogoll “Service Innovation
at Siemens”
Info Booth & Flyer at •Peter Bruhn “German
5-year anniversary
Telekom’s ‘Developer Garden’”
of KSRI
•ISSIP Overview by Yassi
Moghaddam, ISSIP Executive
Chapter Chair: Niels Feldmann (KSRI, IBM)
Director (TBD)
Page on the ISSIP
Global Website
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36. ISSIP Industry-Academia
Student Mentorship Program
ISSIP
Goal: Provide a service platform to Co-creation between academia,
industry, government, other professional associations and ISSIP to
increase the quantity and quality of service innovation related mentorstudent interactions worldwide.
Launched: May 2013
Total # Students completed: 19 (+3 since last quarter)
Participating Organizations YTD
- Universities:
• SJSU, Professor: Bill Devincenzi
• Hult International Business School, Professors Jeff Saperstein, and
Hunter Hastings.
- Companies: IBM, Cisco, HP
Current Focus:
- Increase innovation capacity around “Regions 2.0”, i.e. smart
regional economic development efforts globally
- Team of 3 Student from SJSU Sbona Honors Program developing
mentorship templates and industry project pipeline
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37. ISSIP
Committees Update
New Committee
ISSIP Industry
Emeritus Program
Committee
Objectives
Membership
Oversee the Industry
Emeritus Program
Chair: Rick McMaster
Members: Jim Spohrer, Alessio Giuiusa
Existing Committees
Publications Committee:
Conferences Committee
Elections Committee
Nominating Committee:
Operations Committee
Certification (Education)
Committee
Mentorship Committee
Membership Committee
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committee@issip.org
Objectives
Oversee all ISSIP subscription publications (whether online or
printed)
Oversee annual conference related activities
Coordinate and supervise the conduct of elections.
Nominate members for elected positions
Run the day to day operation of ISSIP
Lead and define criteria for ISSIP certifications and badges for
services, solutions, systems, courses and workshops, develop,
BOK, develop testing and auditing criteria
Oversea ISSIP Student Mentorship Program
Increase quantity of both Dues Paying members and Individual
members
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38. ISSIP
Other Recognitions
Christoph Briedbach, Newsletter Editor - Continued contributions to
improve the quality and quantity of ISSIP NL content
Professor Haluk Demirkan - being an exemplary ISSIP
Ambassador
Alessio Guiusa, Digital Service Design - Ongoing contributions to
enhance ISSIP Website and other social media channels
Professor Lou Freund, ISSIP Advisor - Contributions for the
development T-Shape measurement
Carlos Pignataro, ISSIP Advisor - Connecting and Evangelizing
ISSIP with formal innovation channels in the industry and in Cisco
Professor Andrzej Rucinski, ISSIP Ambassador- Establishing a
T-Shape Curriculum in University of New Hampshire and evangelizing ISSIP
globally
Mike Wang, Digital Design
- Continued contributions to the website, newsletter
and logo design
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39. ISSIP
Financials
As of 12/10/13
Total Balance:
$43,008
Receivables: $15,000
Operating Expenses
total YTD
Pro Forma for FY2014
Pro Forma for FY2014
-
Salaries ~ $50,000
Conferences and awards
~ $2,500
Travel and
Miscellaneous ~ $5,000
Total ~ $57,500
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Estimated Income: $60,000, Plus
Estimated Income: $60,000, Plus
additional 2~4 sponsors
additional 2~4 sponsors
Salaries - -$50,000
Salaries $50,000
Consulting & Operations (tools,
Consulting & Operations (tools,
licensing, web, etc. ) )- -$5,000 - licensing, web, etc.
$5,000
$15,000
$15,000
Travel and Miscellaneous
Travel and Miscellaneous
$5,000- $10,000
$5,000- $10,000
-
Awards - -$2,000-$5,000
Awards $2,000-$5,000
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40. ISSIP
Board Approvals
Since last BOD meeting (August 30, 2013)
Paula McCarty joining the Advisory Board
New Committees: Emeritus Program Committee
ISSIP Fellow Award to Dr. Mary Jo Bitner
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41. Thank you!
ISSIP BOD Meeting
4th Quarter, FY 2013
December 12, 2013
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42. ISSIP Update: One Year Old
Jim Spohrer, IBM University
Programs
Yassi Moghddam
Executive Director, ISSIP
yassi@ISSIP.org
twitter: @yassi_moghddam
(408) 318-0332
www.issip.org
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43. Why…
Social, Mobile, Big Data, Cloud, IoT,…
making our world more instrumented,
interconnected, and complex
Yet most organizations struggle with
complexity
Most professional organizations do a great
job of focusing on one discipline, function,
or industry sector, but not on the
inteconnections.
ISSIP is a professional society designed to
ISSIP is a professional society designed to
DEPTH
focus on the interconnected nature of
focus on the interconnected nature of
value co-creation for smart service
value co-creation for smart service
systems (tech, biz, social, etc.)
systems (tech, biz, social, etc.)
BREADTH
T-Shape
professionals
can innovate
across traditional
boundaries
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44. Our Mission
“To promote service
innovations for our
interconnected
world.”
- Individual Members: > 400
- Individual Members: > 400
- Institutional members: 3 and
- Institutional members: 3 and
growing
growing
- Service Systems: ICT, Education,
- Service Systems: ICT, Education,
Healthcare, Transportation,
Healthcare, Transportation,
Financials, Energy, Government
Financials, Energy, Government
- Universities: 55+
- Universities: 55+
- Countries: 37+
- Countries: 37+
Through:
Professional
Development
Education
Research
Practices
Policy Making
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Ambassadors
Committe
es
Special
Special
Interest
Interest
groups
groups
Chapters
Chapters
Students
Students
Mentorshi
Mentorshi
p
p
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45. ISSIP Ambassadors
More than 15 Ambassadors and
growing…
Link ISSIP to other professional
associations, research centers,
conferences, etc.
Help ISSIP co-sponsor activities
in other conferences
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more...
http://www.issip.org/learningcenter/valuen
etwork/
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46. Existing SIGs
SDN
Leverage the Software Defined
Networking momentum to
accelerate the transition of SDN for
service professionals and spark
innovative approaches to service
delivery.
Lead:
Zach Siels
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47. ISSIP Open Innovation Coaching
Program
Coaching
Coaching
Internsh
ip
Jo
b
Goal: Co-create a superior coaching
expience for ISSIP Student Members,
academics, industry professionals, policy
makers, and members of other professional
societies
Focus: Open innovation projects that
address real business and societal challenges
Platform: pipeline of smart service projects
of mutual interest to:
• Students that make them more competitive for smart
service jobs
• Academicians, for smart services case development,
and research
• For industry partners to test a vetted pool of talent for
hiring
Participating Universities so far: Hult
SF, SJSU
Participating Companies so far: IBM,
Cisco, HP
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Regions 2.0
San Jose State
University, IBM, Cisco,
HP, and ISSIP now
designing new
templates for regional
development through
service innovation!
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48. Professional Development
ISSIP Certification, Badges, and Seals
- Certification Committee Chair: Professor Haluk
Demirkan, University of Washington,
- Committee Goals: Lead and define criteria for
ISSIP certifications and badges for services,
solutions, systems, courses and workshops,
- In the short term:
• “ISSIP Reviewed” already granted through Hult
International School of Business
Courses, workshops, books, etc.
- In the long term:
• Develop BOK
• Develop testing, certification, and auditing criteria
• Offer professional certifications
Professional Book Series – BEP, Co-editors: Dr.
Jim Spohrer, Dr. Haluk Demirkan
Developing T-shape assessment instruments Professor Lou Freund, SJSU
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49. ISSIP Chapters
Geographic chapters are
proposed by members and
approved by the Board of
Directors.
First Chapter: ISSIP Germany
ISSIP Germany
Chapters for Switzerland,
Japan, UK, Italy, Jordan,
Australia, and others are
planned.
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50. Committees
Conferences Committee
- Oversee ISSIP Conference
activities
- Leads and define criteria for
ISSIP certifications and badges
for services, solutions,
systems, courses and
workshops, develop BOK,
develop testing and auditing
criteria
Elections Committee
- Administers ISSIP Elections
Nominating Committee:
- Administers ISSIP nominations
for various elected positions
Operations Committee
Publications Committee:
- Set guidelines for and manage
ISSIP publications
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Mentorship Committee
- Oversee ISSIP-industryacademia Student Mentorship
Program
- Manages the tactical operations
of ISSIP
Certification Committee
New Members Committee
- Increase quantity of both Dues
Paying members and
Individual members
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51. Leadership….
Ammar Rayes,
President, ISSIP;
Distinguished
Engineer,
Cisco Services
Ana Pinczuk
BOD Member, ISSIP;
SVP Transformation, Cisco
Services
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Charlie Bess,
BOD Member, Vice
President, ISSIP;
HP Fellow, and VP
Haluk Demirkan
BOD Member,
ISSIP;
Professor University
of Washington
Jim Spohrer
BOD Member,
Secretary, Treasure,
ISSIP; Director Global
University Programs,
IBM
Yassi Moghaddam
Executive Director, ISSIP;
Formerly Bell Labs, AT&T,
Lucent, Wells Fargo, & several
startups
Ralp Badinelli
BOD Member, ISSIP;
Professor Virginia
Tech
Jeff Welser
Vice President Elect, ISSIP;
Director Services Research,
IBM
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53. Thank you!
Yassi Moghddam
Executive Director, ISSIP
yassi@issip.org
twitter: @yassi_moghddam
(408) 318-0332
www.issip.org
Nov 13, 2013
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Notas del editor
FSS Storyline:
IBM Research was founded 1945 in New York, with the express mission to be famous for science and to create a 10 year technology outlook to make sure that IBM would not be surprised by sudden shifts in technology.
Since then we have spread around the globe into 9 labs and about 3000 Researchers worldwide.
Over time we changed from this early academic ivory tower of science and we started to operate to a new credo “Being famous for science and vital to IBM”. First we worked with other IBM divisions directly on transferring our technology to products and services. In the 90s we started working with our customers, by applying our technology knowledge to help solve their business problems. Jointly we build prototypes and pilot them in their business. These “First Of A Kind” projects with our clients have lead to about 250 technology demonstrations being on our Industry Solution Lab’s show floor at any given time.
Despite all these changes and additions to IBM Research’s role – we are still creating a yearly technology outlook – which is part of IBM’s overall strategy process in which we combine technology trends, business trends as well as social and large scale economic trends.
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Innovation that Matters: 80:333366
$6B R&D Budget: 50:999933
10 Labs around the World: 80:333333
Watson: 20:666666
Almaden: 20:666666
Austin: 20:666666
Zurich: 20:666666
Haifa: 20:666666
Delhi: 20:666666
Beijing: 20:666666
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3000 Researchers: 75:66FF66
5 Nobel Laureates: 60:33CC33
6 Turing Awards: 55:339933
18 years of Patent Leadership: 70:33FF33
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IBM Research Worldwide
IBM researchers are united in our passion to make the world work better— dedicated to creating an impact for our clients and IBM, collaborating to change the way the world works, and discovering the answers to our greatest challenges. Along the way, we benefit from the talent and commitment of research engineers, scientists and technical professionals who rank among the very best in the world. We are Nobel Laureates, prolific inventors and recipients of the world’s highest honors in science and technology. Together, we are IBM Research—a team not only playing a leading role in improving the world today, but charting a smarter future in which we all can thrive.
IBM's first research facility, the Watson Scientific Computing Laboratory, opened in a renovated fraternity house near Columbia University in Manhattan in 1945. In 1961, IBM moved its research headquarters to the Thomas J. Watson Research Center in Yorktown Heights, New York. The Watson Research Center is located in Westchester County, New York (both the Watson site and the Hawthorne site) and in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Considered "Research Headquarters," the Watson locations in New York conduct broad-ranging research in areas including Physical Science, Computer Science, Systems Technology, Semiconductors, Services Science and Business Analytics, while Cambridge is primarily known for its cutting-edge work in Collaborative User Experience and Visualization.
IBM Research – Almaden was dedicated in 1986 and is our focal point for storage, database, and data-related research. Almaden is just a short ride from IBM's development labs in San Jose and Santa Teresa.
IBM Research - Austin was launched in 1995 seeking to break new ground in the field of microprocessors - and demonstrate new kinds of interactivity between Research and IBM's development teams. Focus areas include: high performance/low power VLSI design and tools, power aware systems and exploratory architectures, and simulation tools modeling for IBM large systems.
IBM Ressearch - Zurich, founded in 1956, has about 210 employees and is noted for its Nobel prizes in 2 areas: superconductivity and scanning tunneling microscopy. It is the focus for our research into communications technology. The token ring communications protocol was invented and developed here--an important innovation and the entree to expanding our business. More recently, Zurich is a center for our nanotechnology efforts.
At IBM Research - Haifa; 25 percent of the technical staff have doctorate degrees in computer science, electrical engineering, mathematics, or related fields. Employees are actively involved in teaching at Israeli higher education institutions and supervising post-graduate theses. Many employees have received IBM awards for achievements and excellence. Since it first opened as the IBM Scientific Center in 1972, the IBM Research Lab in Haifa (HRL) has conducted decades of research that has been vital to IBM’s success. R&D projects are being executed today by HRL for IBM labs in the USA, Canada, and Europe, in areas such as storage systems, verification technologies, multimedia, active management, information retrieval, programming environments, optimization technologies, and life sciences. “
IBM Research - Tokyo was established in 1982. Researchers at TRL are active in analytics and optimization, software engineering, middleware, system software, security and compliance, electronic and optical packaging technology, engineering and technology services, text mining and speech technology, and accessibility technology.
IBM Research - China opened in Beijing in 1995. The event symbolized IBM's commitment to ushering in a new age of shared technology and partnership for the development of China. China has about 132 employees. CRL is located in Shangdi, in the northwest of Beijing. CRL has been growing steadily. Researchers at CRL are active in multi-modal interactions such as voice and visual, intelligent information management, pervasive computing, e-business technologies and Service computing. An additional research location in China was opened in Shanghai in 2008.
IBM Research - India was established in 1998 in Delhi, India. Researchers in IRL work in the areas of distributed computing, software engineering, information management, pervasive computing, bio-infomatics, speech recognition for Indian languages and autonomic computing, among others. In 2005, an additional Research location was opened in Bengaluru.
IBM Research - Brasil currently being established in 2010. Expected focus areas: Natural Resources, Events, Devices
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Evolution of Role
Our role has evolved to reach our goal and gives an indication of where we are headed.
In the early days of Research, we were substantially inwardly focused; we tended to "mind the science" and assume that IBM's developers would pick up the best of our work. That mode of operation had its virtues when we were young -- for one thing, it made us very attractive for the best young scientists, some of whom are now among our senior executives.
Nevertheless, we found that moving an idea or even a prototype from "research" to development was not simple, and we eventually agreed with the developers to put in place "joint projects". These are programs in which a substantial part of the work force is researchers working in research sites, but funded by a product group. Working with them are other researchers, funded out of our base budget, and -- most important -- developers, in their own sites. Thus, by establishing links early in the programs, and by starting with a shared vision and a shared agenda, we have been able to greatly smooth the transfer of ideas into development.
In the 90s we began a journey we are still on today, of looking outside of IBM to our customers and the world. This journey has been motivated by two important facts: 1) IBM’s customers need and deserve access to the best innovative thinking around, and 2) By working with our customers we expand and challenge our own thinking and can focus on research that matters. We supported this work with initiatives like our First-of-a-Kind program through which S&D and Research sponsor collaborations with our customers to work on cutting edge solutions.
Over the next ten years, we continued this journey and taking advantage of the company’s transformation, we increasingly focused on Services. With this came the introduction of IBM Research Services (formerly called On Demand Innovation Services) – where we work with our services brands (Global Technology Services – GTS and Global Business Services – GBS) on client engagements. This both expands our engagement with customers AND improves our understanding of what is needed to deliver services and products. This insight helps us improve the assets we deliver to our brands, making them easier to use, more standard and user friendly. It is also during this period that we have seen the creation of our newest Strategy Area in Research – Research Services.
More recently, we are expanding our view still more, with the idea of developing joint-program-like activities with customers. Collaborative partnerships with customers, universities and governments.
And, throughout this journey, we have continued to work with leaders in our fields of science from academia and governments and our scientific communities and standards organizations.
CAPTION: the foil shows the progress over time from an organization that worked mainly with colleagues in the world of science and technology to one that also worked with other IBM units, to one that works, with customers, and today, lead our customers as well.
First of a Kind: Once IBM Research feels a technology has reached a level where practical benefit can be achieved, it partners with a leading-edge client that is prepared to try the technology in a real-world situation. One early example of a highly successful "first of a kind" project was IBM's teaming with New York’s Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center and Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. The project resulted in MedSpeak, a specialized speech recognition application for radiologists, whose distinct technical vocabulary made recognition easier. As the technology improved, IBM expanded into legal dictation and then general products, establishing its ViaVoice line as a leader in the speech recognition marketplace.
EBO (Emerging Business Opportunities):
speaker notes updated 2010-11-29 /jvk
There is a conference nearly every week, and approx. ten publication every day…
Service Science Knowledge Environment
http://sske.cloud.upb.ro/sskemw/index.php/Main_Page
Bastiat: Economic Harmonies
Ricardo: Principles of Political Economy and Taxation
Clark: Conditions of Economic Progress
Riordan: Stochastic Service Systems
Service Thinking
Value co-creation and capability co-elevation
Digital Design Thinking
More capabilities exist in software form
Compliance capabilities as well
Systems Thinking
Balancing productivity & quality
Balancing compliance & innovation
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This SIG is in its infancy compared with the education sig.
The futures sig is focused on aiding service innovators to both understand possible futures as well as create that future environment and understand how to get their organizations to embrace it.
We have initiated monthly meetings and each month it starts with one of the SIG members presenting information they feel will be relevant to the attendees. For example in January I presented on the scarcity of attention and the role of technology in maximizing value generation of this scarce resource.
Some of the objectives we have planned for the future are a white paper about assessing innovation adoption, with the goal of understanding the capabilities of an organizations and techniques that can be used to help.
Since gamification is an area I’ve done quite a bit of work, we’d also like to have a gamification orientation session, to expose service innovators to its role and use.
We hope to have 15 members in the organization by the end of May at the latest and continue to reach out to Service Futurists.
I’d like to spend a few minutes of the boards time to mention an area of concern for the futures SIG in particular and all the SIGs in general.
We need to more effectively get the word out about the activities underway and empower the ISSIP members (or the marketplace as a whole) to get more involved in the SIGs. We need to have defined plans and targets for media tools and communications.
We also need to cross pollinate more effectively between the SIGs. All the SIGS have a future element to them, but I don’t know how to incorporate their efforts into the Future’s SIG (or vice versa).
Finally we need to identify deliverables that can effectively hook participation into ISSIP itself. The SIGs are a primary driver of membership but I am not sure of how to proceed at this time in a coordinated way that doesn’t appear to be out-of-sync with the rest of ISSIP.
I am asking the board for some assistance in addressing these areas.