A lecture for the Master’s Program in Industrial Management at Helsinki Metropolia University of Applied Sciences was an opportunity to talk about the research that has been brewing over the past 18+ months, from the basics. These students were unlikely to have heard much about (i) systems thinking; (ii) service systems, (iii) generative pattern language, or (iv) federated wiki.
Coming to Metropolia in 2015 was like a return home. In 2006, the institution was named Helsinki Polytechnic Stadia, and I collaborated on starting up the curriculum as part of the Rendez project. In recent years, I haven’t been so involved. As I was planning a trip to Europe this fall, I discovered that Satu Teerikangas had returned from teaching at UCL in the UK to Finland, becoming the Head of the Industrial Management Program. My itinerary coincided well with the course dates, so I pulled together a presentation from the evolving ideas over the last year. The audience would be a combination of students from the Industrial Management program and the Logistics program.
The session was conducted in two parts, each slightly under 60 minutes. The first part covered:
- 1. What could Service Systems Thinking be?
- 2. Systems Thinking
- 3. SSMED (Service Science, Management, Engineering and Design)
Part 1 Audio | [20151002_1300_Metropolia_Ing_ServiceSystemsThinking.mp3] (55MB, 57m02s) |
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Part 1 Video (58m06s) | nHD |
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H.264 MP4 | [640×360 724Kbps m4v] (316MB) |
[1280×720 1938Kbps m4v] (845MB) [on archive.org] |
[1280×720 5445Kbps mp4] (2.4GB) |
WebM | [1280×720 1006Kbps webm] (439MB) |
In the second part after the break, the agenda covered:
- 4. Generative Pattern Language
- 5. Multiple Perspectives Open Collaboration (federated wiki)
- 6. Context that are coevolving?
Part 2 Audio | [20151002_1410_Metropolia_Ing_ServiceSystemsThinking.mp3] (49MB, 50m39s) |
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Part 2 Video (1h33m32s) | nHD |
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H.264 MP4 | [640×360 740Kbps m4v] (281MB) |
[1280×720 1899Kbps m4v] (722MB) [on archive.org] |
[1280×720 5283Kbps mp4] (2.0GB) |
WebM | [1280×720 1246Kbps webm] (475MB) |
As the time for the lecture approached a hard stop, I didn’t cover as much of the sixth part as I had planned. Since the students were headed for a lecture on research methods, I reoriented the presentation that direction.
The slides are available on the Coevolving Commons. The two videos are available as a Youtube playlist.