[AISWorld] CFP: HICSS 46 Minitrack--Service Science, Management, and Engineering

[Fu-ren Lin]

*HICSS-46 CALL FOR PAPERS*
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*Grand Wailea Maui             *

*January 7-10, 2013 (Monday-Thursday)*

Additional detail may be found on HICSS primary web site: *
http://www.hicss.hawaii.edu/hicss_46/apahome46.htm*

*Minitrack: Service Science, Management, and Engineering*

The increasing prevalence of integrating Internet, enterprise applications,
user experience, networking, and mobile services demands – and brings about
– more opportunities for  service enhancement. The trend of focusing on
services-related activities in all industries pushes the frontier of
service innovation, which in turn brings about the emergence of
service science for management and engineering (SSME) to be a major part of
new business models in recent years. As a result, SSME as a research
discipline has made a global impact. This minitrack has been one of the
major venues and forums for SSME research. Research  topics addressed in
this minitrack include: service science concepts and theory,
research methodologies, economy policy, application, modeling and analysis,
system evolution, business process transformation, service design and
innovation, process synthesis, service  delivery, organizational design,
case studies, behavioral studies, and curriculum development.

This minitrack will serve as a forum for researchers and practitioners to
share progress in the pursuit of answering these and related questions.
Research related to but not restricted to the following topics will be
addressed:

   - Service science concepts and theory
   - Research methodologies for service science
   - The service economy and national policy for service infrastructure
   investments
   - Application of service science to the digital economy
   - Service modeling, optimization and analysis
   - The dynamics of service system evolution
   - Business process management and transformation for service enhancement
   - Service design and innovation
   - Service process synthesis and decomposition for automated service
   delivery
   - Methodologies, techniques, and tools for automated service composition
   and delivery
   - Integration of organizational design and IT architecture for service
   system implementation
   - Case studies on service innovation in various industries
   - Behavioral studies for service system design
   - Service science curriculum development


*Important dates*

June 15 - Submit full manuscripts for review.

August 15 - Acceptance notification.

September 15 - Submit final paper for publication.


-- 
Dr. Fu-ren Lin
Professor and Director
Institute of Service Science
National Tsing Hua University
Secretary General
Service Science Society of Taiwan
Hsinchu Taiwan 300
R.O.C.
phone: 886-3-5742216
mobile phone: 886-939271983
fax: 886-3-5616345
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