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Innovation is seen as key to sustained competitiveness, but innovation without capturing knowledge about the process of innovation and change may not improve an organisation's ability to innovate in future! |
This workshop brings researchers and practitioners together to review the potential impact that the tools and techniques emerging from the EPSRC's Systems Engineering for Business Process Change and the ESRC's Innovation Programme might have on the sustainable competitiveness of organisations. Issues that are common to many of the research projects will be reviewed as the presentations proceed and include:
- Competitiveness and Sustainability
- Communicating knowledge across "experience" boundaries and organisational contexts
- Levering knowledge through learning: Monolithic vs. Light initiatives
- ICT versus Social Networks
Plenary sessions will be used to review the contributions
and help identify future research questions.
| 10.00 | Registration & coffee | |
| 10.30 | Welcome | Prof.
David Hatherly, Director,
University of Edinburgh Management School |
| 10.40 | Introduction to the Workshop - Slides | Dr Ashley Lloyd |
| 10.55 | Engineering in the Business Domain | Professor Peter Henderson |
| 11.10 | Competitive Systems and Competitive
Systems Engineering Processes
Abstract - Talk |
Professor Rob Pooley |
| 11.30 | Getting Benefits from the Networked form of organisation | Professor Anne Anderson |
| 12.00 | The ESRC Innovation Programme – Retrospective and Prospective | Dr Fiona Steele |
| 12.45 | Themes Review | Dr Ashley Lloyd |
| 13.00 | Lunch | |
| 14.00 | Querying the boundaries of the scope and validity of BPR processes in times of major change | Professor Graham Winch |
| 14.30 | The Use of Hoshin Kanri as a Planning Tool | Dr Barry Witcher |
| 15.00 | Knowledge Management and Innovation | Professor Harry Scarbrough |
| 15.30 | Coffee | |
| 16.00 | Panel Discussion & Themes Review | Dr Simon
Collinson (Chair)
Professor Harry Scarbrough Professor Anne Anderson Dr Fiona Steele Professor Peter Henderson Professor Andrew McCosh |
| 17.30 | Review of Friday's Programme & Close | |
| 20.00 | Workshop Dinner - Bar Rioja |
| 09.00 | Conclusions & Questions from the first Panel | Dr Simon Collinson |
| 09.15 | Innovation, Business Processes and Technology Investment | Professor Andrew McCosh |
| 09.45 | Process Mapping and Benchmarking | Professor Peter Barrar |
| 10.15 | Issues of Trust in Innovation
and Knowledge
Management |
Professor Elisabeth Davenport |
| 10.45 | Coffee | |
| 11.00 | Legacy Systems and Organisational Change | Mark Rouncefield |
| 11.30 | Intellectual capital for innovation: individuals and organizations | Professor Paul Quintas |
| 12.00 | Using ICT Systems to Improve Innovation | Dr Simon Collinson |
| 12.30 | An Analysis of Knowledge Management Activities in the Provision of Customised Goods | Dr
Chris Hicks &
Professor Paul Braiden |
| 13.00 | Lunch | |
| 14.00 | People at the Centre of Communication and Information Technologies | Professor Anne Anderson |
| 14.15 | Panel Discussion & Themes Review | Professor
Paul Quintas (Chair)
Professor Graham Winch Professor Elisabeth Davenport Professor Anne Anderson Professor Peter Barrar Dr Barry Witcher |
| 16.00 | Tea & Depart |
Note that a summary of both panel discussions and a collected proceedings of the workshop will be edited and sent to all registered participants.
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