TABLE OF CONTENTS Message from the President and CEO of PICMET .............2-3 Portland Art Museum ..................................................... 20 Portland Spirit .................................................................20 PICMET ’17 Portland Walking Tours ..................................................20 Executive Committee ........................................................4 Powell’s City of Books .................................................... 21 Tom McCall Waterfront Park ..........................................21 Acknowledgments ............................................................. 5 Washington Park ............................................................. 21 Advisory Council ..............................................................5 Oregon Zoo ...............................................................21 Panel of Reviewers ............................................................6 Japanese Garden .......................................................21 Past LTM Award Recipients .......................................... 7-8 World Forestry Center ............................................. 22 Past Medal of Excellence Award Recipients ................ 8-9 Hoyt Arboretum .......................................................22 Past PICMET Fellow Award Recipients ......................9-10 International Rose Test Garden ...............................22 Willamette Jet Boat Excursions ...................................... 22 PICMET ’17 AWARDS Shopping ......................................................................... 22 Student Paper Award .................................................11-12 Downtown Portland .................................................22 Northwest/Nob Hill ................................................. 22 Medal of Excellence ......................................................... 14 Pearl District ............................................................ 23 LTM Award ...................................................................... 15 Portland’s Mall Scene ..............................................23 GENERAL INFORMATION IEEE – TEMS RECEPTION ......................................................... 24 Conference Focus ............................................................16 Who Should Attend ........................................................16 SOCIAL EVENTS Program ............................................................................ 16 Reception / Buffet ........................................................... 25 Publications ..................................................................... 16 Portlandia Dinner ............................................................25 Awards Banquet .............................................................. 25 Registration Policy ..........................................................16 Session and Paper Designations .....................................17 SITE VISIT Presentation Guidelines ..................................................17 Autodesk, Inc .................................................................. 26 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 First Thursday Gallery Walk ...................................18 Personal Schedule ...........................................................39 Noon Tunes Summer Concert Series ...................... 19 Oregon Zoo Summer Concerts ................................19 SPECIAL SESSIONS Portland Farmers Market .........................................19 Country Representatives Meeting .................................. 40 Portland Farmers Market at the Square ..................19 PICMET ’17 Debriefing & ’18 Planning Session ............40 Portland Saturday Market ....................................... 19 Portland Timbers Soccer ......................................... 19 PLENARY SESSIONS ............................................................... 41-45 PORTLANDATTRACTIONS PANELS ..................................................................................... 46 Art Galleries .................................................................... 19 PHD COLLOQUIUM ..................................................................... 47 Food Cart Pods ................................................................19 SESSIONS.............................................................................. 48-95 Lan Su Chinese Garden .................................................. 20 AUTHOR INDEX ................................................................... 96-100 Oregon Historical Society ...............................................20 FLOOR LAYOUT OF THE MARRIOTT HOTEL ................................ 101 Oregon Museum of Science and Industry ..................... 20 Pittock Mansion .............................................................. 20 1 PICMET ’17 PICMET ’17 received 547 submissions. After a double-blind refereeing process, 243 papers are included in the conference. The referees were from around the world. The authors repre- sent more than 100 academic institutions, industrial corpora- tions and government agencies in 24 countries. Dear PICMET Guests: The PICMET ’17 Conference has two outputs: We are pleased to welcome you to the PICMET ’17 Conference. This Conference Bulletin includes an up to 200-word abstract of each paper to enable the participants to select the sessions to The general theme of PICMET ’17, attend and the presentations to follow. The Bulletin is intend- “Technology Management for the In- ed as a reference book for an overview of the field, in general, terconnected World,” brings attention and the conference, in particular. to technological innovations in a world driven by communication networks. The Proceedings is a flash drive containing full-length presen- The theme is woven into the keynote tations included in the conference. Its purpose is to give full speeches and several papers, but the access to the entire conference for many years after the con- Conference is not limited to it. Every ference is over. The Proceedings is divided into 41 sections, aspect of technology management is listed below, in alphabetical order. Each section contains sev- addressed in the presentations. eral papers on the topic. There are eight keynote speeches: sArtificial Intelligence for Technology Management sBig data for Technology Management Monday: sCollaborations for Technology Management Dr. James M. Utterback, M.I.T.; “Landmarks in our Under- sCommercialization of Technology standing of the Management of Engineering and Technology” sCompetitiveness in Technology Management sCultural Issues in Technology Management Dr. Karl H. Vesper, University of Washington; “Three Underex- sDecision Making ploited Opportunity Directions for Technology Management” sDisruptive Technologies sE-Business Tuesday: sStrategic Management of Technology Dr. Alan L. Porter; Georgia Institute of Technology; “‘Tech sEducational Issues Emergence’ Indicators – To Inform Management of Technology” sEmerging Technologies sEnterprise Management Dr. Guruduth S. Banavar, Viome; “The New Era of AI” sEntrepreneurship/Intrapreneurship sGlobal Issues Wednesday: sIndicators of Technical Emergence Dr. Robert A. Burgelman, Stanford University; “Becoming sInformation/Communication Technology Hewlett Packard: Why Strategic Leadership Matters” sInnovation Management Mr. Scott Roth, Jama Software; “The Rise of Smart, Connected sIntellectual Property Products and the Challenge to Build Them” sLeadership sKnowledge Management Thursday: sManufacturing Management Dr. Dietmar Theis, Technical University of Munich; “Industry sNew Product Development 4.0 – Chances and Challenges of the Digital Transformation” sProject/Program Management sQuality Management Mr. John R. McDougall, Hon Col (ret), B.Sc. (Alberta) 1967, sR&D Management P.Eng., CD, CStJ, C.Dir., FCAE, FEC, FGC (Hon), Fellow PIC- sResilience of Systems MET; “Lessons Learned from International Innovation” sResource Management sScience and Technology Communication sScience and Technology Policy sSocial Innovation 2 PICMET ’17 sSocial Media the scheduling