TABLE OF CONTENTS PICMET ’14 Gold Leaf Application ............................................. 21 Message from the President and CEO of PICMET .............2-3 Making Japanese Green Tea ..................................... 21 Executive Committee .....................................................4-5 Maki-e Decoration on Lacquerware ........................21 Organized By .....................................................................5 Making Wagashi-Japanese Sweets ........................... 21 Hosted By .......................................................................... 5 Supported By .................................................................... 5 OPTIONAL TOURS Cooperating Societies ....................................................... 5 Hokkaido Three-Day Tour from Tokyo .......................... 22 Advisory Council ...........................................................5-6 Kanazawa Half-Day Sightseeing Tour ............................23 Panel of Reviewers .........................................................6-7 Hida-Takayama and Shirakawa-Go Full Day Tour Past LTM Award Recipients .......................................... 7-8 from Kanazawa ................................................................24 Past Medal of Excellence Award Recipients ................ 8-9 Nara-Kyoto Two-Day Tour from Kanazawa to Tokyo ....25 Fellows ........................................................................9-10 Dynamic Tokyo – One-Day Tour in Tokyo .................... 26 Mt. Fuji and Hakone One-Day Tour from Tokyo ...........26 PICMET ’14 AWARDS Nikko World Heritage One-Day Tour from Tokyo .........27 Student Paper Awards ............................................... 11-12 Tokyo Skytree Observation Deck and Asakusa – LTM Awards ................................................................ 13-14 Half-Day Tour in Tokyo .................................................. 27 Sunrise Express Kyoto Tour – One-Day Kyoto Tour GENERAL INFORMATION from Tokyo (Standard Class) .......................................... 28 Conference Focus ............................................................16 Who Should Attend ........................................................16 SOCIAL EVENTS Program ............................................................................ 16 Reception / Buffet ........................................................... 29 Publications ..................................................................... 16 Dinner in Japan ............................................................... 29 Registration Policy ..........................................................16 Awards Banquet .............................................................. 29 Session and Paper Designations .....................................17 Presentation Guidelines ..................................................17 SITE VISITS Audio/Visual Equipment ................................................17 Nikko Company .............................................................. 30 Wireless Access ...............................................................17 PFU Limited and Fujitsu IT Products Limited .............. 30 Dress Code .......................................................................17 Awazu Plant of Komatsu Limited ............................. 30-31 PICMET Volunteers .........................................................17 TECHNICAL PROGRAM THE PICMET EXPERIENCE ......................................................... 18 Program Overview .......................................................... 32 The Papers .......................................................................32 KANAZAWA The Schedule .................................................................. 32 Kanazawa Guide ............................................................. 19 Monday Schedule ........................................................... 33 About Kanazawa ......................................................19 Tuesday Schedule ........................................................... 34 History ...................................................................... 19 Wednesday Schedule ......................................................35 Climate ..................................................................... 19 Thursday Schedule .........................................................36 Location .................................................................... 19 Schedule of Sessions by Date ....................................37-40 Population ................................................................ 20 Schedule of Sessions by Room .................................. 41-44 Sightseeing ...................................................................... 20 Personal Schedule ...........................................................45 Higashi Chaya District .............................................20 Kanazawa Castle Park and Ishikawa-Mon Gate ..... 20 SPECIAL SESSIONS IN THE JAPANESE LANGUAGE .......................... 46 Kenrokuen Garden ...................................................20 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art ..........20 PLENARY SESSIONS ............................................................... 47-53 Traditional Performing Arts............................................ 20 Nagauta (Geisha Dance) ...........................................20 PHD COLLOQUIUM ..................................................................... 54 Noh Drama ............................................................... 20 TUTORIALS ........................................................................... 55-57 “Shishimai” Lion Dance ..........................................21 PANELS ................................................................................ 58-59 “Taiko” Drum Performance ..................................... 21 SESSIONS............................................................................ 60-133 City of Crafts .................................................................... 21 AUTHOR INDEX ................................................................. 134-141 Kaga Yuzen Silk (Kimono) Dyeing .......................... 21 ANA CROWNE PLAZA FLOOR LAYOUT ............................... 142-143 Shamisen Playing .................................................... 21 1 PICMET ’14 • 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 ’14 Conference. • Decision Making • Emerging Technologies Service industries are playing a dominant role as the engine of • E-Business economic growth in both developed and developing countries, • Disruptive Technologies with technology being the driving force behind it. The society’s infrastructure, • Innovation Management including energy, the health sector, • Commercialization of Technology manufacturing, financial institutions, • Entrepreneurship/Intrapreneurship governments, and educational institu- tions, is increasingly more dependent • Intellectual Property on services throughout the world. • Educational Issues • Cultural Issues in Technology Management PICMET defines the primary role of • Environmental Issues Technology Management as the man- agement of technologies to assure that • Outsourcing Issues they work for the betterment of hu- • Information Management mankind. Using this definition, technology management has • Knowledge Management a critical role to play in the proper utilization of technology in services to support the infrastructure. It is the responsibility of • Productivity Management the Technology Management community to guide technology • Management of Communication Technologies effectively to integrate infrastructure and services to meet the • Enterprise Management world’s needs. • New Product Development This is a big challenge for the leaders and future leaders in the • Manufacturing Management Technology Management field. Recognizing this challenge, the • Management of People and Organizations PICMET ’14 Conference explores the role of technology man- • Project/Program Management agement in the integration of infrastructure and services. • R&D Management More than 800 papers were submitted to PICMET ’14. Af- • Software Process Management ter they were subjected to a double-blind refereeing process, • Quality Management 386 were included in the conference. The referees were from around the world. The authors represent more than 200 aca- • Sustainability demic institutions, industrial corporations and government • Technological Changes agencies in 28 countries. • Technology Assessment and Evaluation • Technology Forecasting The PICMET ’14 Conference has two outputs: • Technology Roadmapping This Conference Bulletin includes an up to 200-word abstract • Technology Acquisition of each paper to enable the participants to select the sessions to • Technology Adoption attend and the presentations to follow. The Bulletin is intend- ed as a reference book for an overview of the field, in general, • Technology Diffusion and the conference, in particular. • Technology Marketing • Technology Transfer The Proceedings is a flash drive containing full-length presen- tations included in the conference. Its purpose is to give full • Technology Management in the Service Sector access to the entire conference for many years after