Services Science, Engineering and Management Conference, at IBM Palisades, October 6-7
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Jim Spohrer's introduction: What tools would service scientists use?
Christof Weinhardt, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, "SSME for eOrganizations"
KIT is the biggest research institute in Europe
- Established 3 to 4 years ago
- 12 professors, 18 young professors, 115 Ph.D. candidates (e.g. working on NESSI)
- Schools of economics and business engineering; computer science; electrical engineering; mechanical eningeering
eOrganizations? e.g. Virtual power plants
- Project running with 10 professors and 10 research assistants and industry
- How could we change the traditional supply chain?
- Supply and demand rules change
- Should be able to collaborate to get better prices through auctions and reverse auctions
Service-driven Applications; Services, components, modeling; Service substrate
Caomputer Aided Market Engineering (an integrated service engineering toolsuite)
Created Meet2Trade...
- Idea: Knowledge-based parametric design
- Design: Market modeling language (MML)
- Configuraiton: ConfiguraitonMarket configurator and composer
- Testing: Market experimental system (MES)
- .. Agent-baed simulation environemnt
- Introduction Operation: Market Planning and Operation intellgience (MAPOI)
Looking at how could capture emotional attributes in trades
[Questions]
Value?
- Compared Belgian and California markets
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