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Table of Contents Table of ConTenTs Message from the President and CEO of PICMET .............2-3 Portland Walking Tours .................................................. 21 Powell’s City of Books .................................................... 21 PICMET ’15 Tom McCall Waterfront Park .......................................... 21 Executive Committee ........................................................ 4 Washington Park ............................................................. 21 Oregon Zoo ............................................................... 22 Acknowledgments ............................................................. 5 Japanese Garden ....................................................... 22 Advisory Council .............................................................. 5 World Forestry Center ............................................. 22 Panel of Reviewers ......................................................... 5-6 Hoyt Arboretum ....................................................... 22 Past LTM Award Recipients .......................................... 7-8 International Rose Test Garden ............................... 22 Past Medal of Excellence Award Recipients ................ 8-9 Willamette Jet Boat Excursions ...................................... 23 Past PICMET Fellow Award Recipients ...................... 9-10 Shopping ......................................................................... 23 PICMET ’15 AwArds Downtown Portland ................................................. 23 Student Paper Award ................................................. 11-12 Northwest/Nob Hill ................................................. 23 Pearl District ............................................................ 23 LTM Award ...................................................................... 13 Portland’s Mall Scene .............................................. 23 Medal of Excellence ......................................................... 14 Fellow Award ................................................................... 15 Ieee – tems reCePtIon ......................................................... 24 GenerAl InformAtIon soCIAl events Conference Focus ............................................................ 16 Reception / Buffet ........................................................... 25 Who Should Attend ........................................................ 16 Dinner at the World Trade Center .................................. 25 Program ............................................................................ 16 Awards Banquet .............................................................. 25 Publications ..................................................................... 16 sIte vIsIts Registration Policy .......................................................... 16 3D Systems ...................................................................... 26 Session and Paper Designations ..................................... 17 Western Star Truck Plant Tour ....................................... 26 Presentation Guidelines .................................................. 17 Bonneville Lock and Dam .............................................. 27 Audio/Visual Equipment ................................................ 17 Wireless Access ............................................................... 17 teChnICAl ProGrAm PICMET Volunteers ......................................................... 17 Program Overview .......................................................... 28 The Papers ....................................................................... 28 CIty of roses The Schedule .................................................................. 28 Getting Around Portland ................................................ 18 Monday Schedule ........................................................... 29 Airport Transportation .................................................... 18 Tuesday Schedule ........................................................... 30 Climate ............................................................................. 18 Wednesday Schedule ...................................................... 31 Gratuities ......................................................................... 18 Thursday Schedule ......................................................... 32 Travel Oregon .................................................................. 18 Schedule of Sessions by Date .................................... 33-35 Portland Events ............................................................... 18 Schedule of Sessions by Room .................................. 36-38 The Bite of Oregon ................................................... 18 Personal Schedule ........................................................... 39 First Thursday Gallery Walk ................................... 18 Flicks on the Bricks ................................................. 19 sPeCIAl sessIons Noon Tunes Summer Concert Series ...................... 19 Country Representatives Meeting .................................. 40 Oregon Brewers Festival .......................................... 19 Picmet ’16 and ’17 Planning Session ............................. 40 Oregon Zoo Summer Concerts ................................ 19 Portland Saturday Market ....................................... 19 PlenAry sessIons ............................................................... 41-46 Portland Timbers Soccer ......................................... 20 Saturday Portland Farmers Market ......................... 20 Phd ColloquIum ..................................................................... 47 Portland Farmers Market at the Square .................. 20 tutorIAls ........................................................................... 48-49 PAnels ..................................................................................... 50 PortlAndAttrACtIons sessIons............................................................................ 52-105 Art Galleries .................................................................... 20 Author Index ................................................................. 106-111 Oregon Historical Society ............................................... 20 floor lAyout of the hIlton hotel..................................... 112 Oregon Museum of Science and Industry ..................... 20 Pittock Mansion .............................................................. 20 Portland Art Museum ..................................................... 20 Portland Classical Chinese Garden ................................ 20 Portland Spirit ................................................................. 21 1 PICMeT ’15 • Technology Management Framework • Strategic Management of Technology • Science and Technology Policy • Collaborations for Technology Management • Competitiveness in Technology Management Dear PICMET Guests: • Science and Technology Communication We are pleased to welcome you to the PICMET ’15 Conference. • Decision Making • Emerging Technologies The Technology Age is upon us. It is a challenge to think of any • Disruptive Technologies activity in any part of our lives that is not affected or driven by • Convergence of Technologies technology. We are in the era of wear- able technologies, self-driving cars, • E-Business vehicle-to-vehicle communication, 3-D • Innovation Management printing revolutionizing manufactur- • Commercialization of Technology ing and construction industries, liq- uid biopsy for fast DNA-sequencing • Entrepreneurship/Intrapreneurship machines leading to simple blood • Intellectual Property tests for cancer, megascale reverse- • Educational Issues osmosis desalination plants, growing • Global Issues in Technology Management human brain cells to cure dementia, and genetic tools to boost crop yields • Cultural Issues and feed billions more people. • Environmental Issues • Information & Knowledge Management PICMET defines the primary role of Technology Management as the management of technologies to assure that they work for • Productivity Management the betterment of humankind. Using this definition, technol- • ICT Management ogy management has a critical role to play in the proper utili- • Enterprise Management zation of technology to meet the world’s needs. • Product Development Management This is a big challenge for the leaders and future leaders in the • Project/Program Management Technology Management field. Recognizing this challenge, the • R&D Management PICMET ’15 Conference explores the role of technology man- • Supply Chain Management agement in the technology age. • Manufacturing Management PICMET ’15 received 663 submissions. After a double-blind • Resource Management refereeing process, 273 papers were included in the confer- • Quality Management Sustainability ence. The referees were from around the world. The authors represent more than 200 academic institutions, industrial cor- • Technological Changes porations and government agencies in 30 countries. • Technology Assessment and Evaluation • Technology Forecasting The PICMET ’15 Conference has two outputs: • Technology Planning This Conference Bulletin includes an up to 200-word abstract • Technology Roadmapping of each paper to enable the participants to select the sessions to • Technology Acquisition attend and the presentations to follow. The Bulletin is intend- • Technology Adoption ed as a reference book for an overview of the field, in general, and the
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