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SPONSORED BY: Portland State University Engineering and Technology Management Department C0-Sponsored by: Multnomah & Washington Counties Regional Strategies Board Portland International Conference COOPERATING SOCIETIES: on Management of Engineering IEEE-Oregon Section and Technology IEEE-Engineering Management Society July 25-29, 1999 INFORMS Technology Management Section Portland, Oregon–USA SSPRM Japan Society for Science Policy & Research Management Technology & Innovation Management: Setting the Pace for the Third Millennium PICMET ’99 Portland State University, Engineering and Technology Management Department Portland, OR 97207-0751, USA Phone: 1-503-725-3525 Fax: 1-503-725-4667 CONFERENCE E-Mail: [email protected] URL: http://www.emp.pdx.edu BULLETIN CORPORATE SUPPORTERS PICMET ’99 is pleased to acknowledge the following Corporate Supporters Co-Sponsor Multnomah & Washington Counties Regional Strategies Board Supporters Intel Corporation OCATE (Oregon Center for Advanced Technology Education) KPMG Peat Marwick Comp View TABLE OF CONTENTS Message from the Conference Chair . .2 EXECUTIVE FORUMS . .16 SOCIAL EVENTS . .17 PICMET ’99 . .4 Wine and Cheese Ice Breaker . .17 Regional Coordinators . .4 Dinner at the Oregon History Center . .17 Corporate Supporters . .4 Awards Banquet . .17 Board of Directors . .4 Dinner Cruise . .17 Organizing Committee . .4 Assistant Coordinators . .5 TRAVEL AND EXCURSIONS . .18 Assistants to Program Chairs . .6 Travel . .18 Advisory Council . .6 Car Rentals . .18 Program Committee . .7 Excursions . .18 Student Paper Award Winners . .8 Site Visits . .19 Portland City Map . .9 WORKSHOPS . .20 GENERAL INFORMATION . .10 Conference Focus . .10 PROGRAM SCHEDULES . .22 Who Should Attend . .10 Monday Schedule . .22 Registration . .10 Tuesday Schedule . .23 E-Mail Centers . .11 Wednesday Schedule . .24 Sessions and Paper Designations . .11 Thursday Schedule . .25 Audio-Visual Equipement . .11 PICMET Volunteers . .11 PLENARY SESSIONS . .26 Presentation Guidelines . .11 Hilton Business Center . .11 COMMENTS . .29 THE CITY OF ROSES . .12 PAPERS AND PANELS . .34 Portland: The Town That Was Almost Boston . .12 Getting Around Portland . .13 AUTHOR INDEX . .83 Climate . .13 Attractions . .13 FLOOR LAYOUT OF HILTON HOTEL . .89 Brewers Festival . .13 OMSI . .13 Tom McCall Waterfront Park . .13 Portland Art Museum . .13 Oregon History Center . .13 The Grotto . .14 Pittock Mansion . .14 Powell’s City of Books . .14 Saturday Market . .14 Washington Park . .14 The Oregon Zoo . .14 Japanese Gardens . .14 World Forestry Center . .15 Hoyt Arboretum . .15 International Rose Test Garden . .15 Shopping . .15 Galleries . .15 1 Portland State University Engineering Management Program Portland, OR 97207-0751, USA Phone: 1-503-725-3525 Fax: 1-503-725-4667 Portland International E-mail: [email protected] Conference on Management http://www.emp.pdx.edu of Engineering and Technology Technology & Innovation Management: Setting the Pace July 25, 1999 for the Third Millennium July 25 - 29, 1999 Portland Oregon, USA Dear PICMET guests: SPONSORED BY: Portland State University Engineering Management Program It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to PICMET ’99. CORPORATE SUPPORTER: Intel Corporation The planning of this Conference started the day after PICMET ’97. Hundreds of peo- COOPERATING SOCIETIES: IEEE Engineering ple worked very hard for two years to make it a successful event. The 49-person Management Society Organizing Committee spent countless days and nights to work on every aspect of the IEEE-Oregon Section INFORMS Technology Conference. The “Core Team,” made up of graduate students from the department of Management Society Engineering and Technology Management at Portland State University, put a JSSPRM Japan Society for Science Policy & Research Herculean effort to address every issue, to solve every problem that occurred. Their Management ever-increasing enthusiasm made the planning and organizing of PICMET ’99 a BOARD OF DIRECTORS tremendously rewarding effort for all people involved. The five Regional Coordinators Chairman: Tom Long President: Dundar F. Kocaoglu represented PICMET around the world, contacted authors and reviewers and provid- Vice President: Terry Rost Treasurer: Les Fahey ed a strong conduit between PICMET and the worldwide Technology Management Secretary: Ann White community. The Program Committee consisting of 84 international experts provided ADVISORY COUNCIL invaluable assistance by organizing sessions, reviewing papers and making Chair: Robert D. Dryden accept/reject recommendations about the submissions. The 24-member Advisory ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Conf. Chair: Dundar F. Kocaoglu Council provided guidance for the strategic direction of conference. The Board of Coordinator: Ann White Program Co-Chairs: Timothy R. Anderson Directors met regularly to oversee the progress and to make the critical decisions. Hugo Tschirky Kiyoshi Niwa More than 750 papers were initially submitted to PICMET ’99. About 500 of them are Prog. Assistants: Masanori Nanba scheduled for presentation in the conference over the next four days. The authors rep- Stefan M. Koruna Poster Sessions: Tugrul U. Daim resent more than 240 universities and 100 non-academic organizations such as Workshops: Dragan Z. Milosevic Publications: Douglas Swanson research institutes, industrial corporations and government agencies in roughly 45 Site Visits: Moran Pope countries. The presentations will be made in paper sessions, poster sessions, panel Registration: Tugrul U. Daim Social/Travel: Joan Sher discussions and plenaries. Finally, several public and private organizations saw the Carole Gibbs Awards: Fred Phillips value of PICMET ’99 and provided financial support for it. Development: Jean-Claude Balland Jose Campos Sally Cross Morgan Pope We acknowledge all of the people and organizations which supported PICMET, and Exhibits: Philip Quinton-Cox extend our deep gratitude and thanks to every one of them. Finance: Yonca Daim Graphic Arts: Julia Omelchuck Industry Relations: Karen W. Goddin Gil Latz Nine workshops are scheduled on Sunday, July 25 followed by the technical program Yong-In Shin Info. Systems: Liono Setiowijoso featuring four plenaries, twenty one panels and special sessions, two Executive Legal: Jeffrey W. Bock Forums, 127 paper sessions and six poster sessions, Monday through Thursday. The On-site: Melike Bala-Kayim Duncan Mottershead Executive Forums will be held from 11:30 to 13:30 on Monday and Tuesday. Top exec- Lynn Moyers Steve Saylors utives from leading semiconductor companies will discuss the technology trends in Public Relations: Jan Woodruff Technology: Bruce M. Taggart semiconductor industry in Monday’s Executive Forum. The executives from highly Core Team: Abdulwahab Al-Khamis successful start-up companies and venture capital firms will address the issues Melike Bala-Kayim Freddie Hidajat around entrepreneurship in the technology era in Tuesday’s Executive Forum. In Nergis Numanoglu Sevket Numanoglu addition, site visits have been arranged to several technology-based companies in Toryos Pandejpong Andreas Sunardi Oregon for the guests to tour the facilities and to exchange ideas with the developers IEEE-Oregon: Steve Saylors and managers of technology in those companies. Donald E. Badley Steve Dyrnes John Prohodsky IEEE-EMS: Cinda Voegtli INFORMS-TMS: Jeffrey K. Liker JSSPRM: Ryo Hirasawa 2 Approximately 550 presentations will be made at PICMET ’99. They are clustered into twenty six major tracks alphabetically listed below. Collaboration for Technology Management Program/Project Management Decision Making in Technology Management Quality Management Entrepreneurship R&D Management Environmental Issues in Technology Management Resource Management Industry Applications Strategic Management of Technology Information/Knowledge Management Supply Chain Management International Issues in Technology Management Technology Management Management of Engineers and Scientists Technology Management Education Management of Technological Innovation Technology Marketing Manufacturing Management Technology Planning and Forecasting New Product Development Technology Transfer New Venture Management Technology-Based Organizations Policy Issues in Technology Management Virtual Enterprises We believe PICMET ’99 will have a major impact on the growth of the field and will contribute sig- nificantly to research, education and implementation of Technology Management. We hope you will find it beneficial and enjoyable. All of us at PICMET wish you a productive week, complete with active participation in the technical activities as well as networking opportunities throughout the Conference. Sincerely, Dundar F. Kocaoglu Conference Chair 3 PICMET ’99 PORTLAND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MANAGEMENT OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY Portland, Oregon - U.S.A. • July 25-29, 1999 Conference Chair Dundar F. Kocaoglu, Portland State University Conference Vice Chair Ryo Hirasawa, JSSPRM Conference Vice Chair Jeffrey Liker, INFORMS TMS Conference Vice Chair Steve Saylors, IEEE-Oregon Section Conference Vice Chair Cinda Voegtli, IEEE-EMS Program Co-Chair Timothy R. Anderson, Portland State University Toryos Pandejpong, Assistant Coordinator Program Co-Chair Kiyoshi Niwa, University of Tokyo CORPORATE SUPPORTERS Program Co-Chair PICMET ’99 is pleased to acknowledge Hugo Tschirky, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology the following Corporate Supporters Conference Coordinator Ann White, Portland State University Co-Sponsor Multnomah-Washington Counties
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