Accenture to Spend $100 Million on skills training
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The Chilean way for innovation
In an article recently published at The Daily Best, the Chilean way for innovation is explained with the mega-rescue of the 33 miners last week. Here are 5 success factors for every innovation...
View ArticleJim Spohrer in The Huffington Post
Here’s a new article on the need for updated education.
View ArticleCFP – Educational Technologies and Engineering Education
We invite you to submit a paper/abstract to The 3rd International Symposium on Engineering Education and Educational Technologies: EEET 2011 (www.2011iiisconferences.org/eeet), to be held in the...
View ArticleMarch 28 – 30 Arizona State U’s Services Leadership Insititute
The Services Leadership Institute is a unique and powerful program that will bring together leading academicians and seasoned business leaders to show you how to apply a proven process for service...
View Article#ssme engineers missing 7 basic skills
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rp9PfqUQ8a4 TedX talk by David Goldberg
View Article#ssme: 7 critical & creative thinking skills for career success
by various experts; learn about developing these skills here: http://www.missingbasics.org/
View ArticleSocial Media Evolution & Regional Upward Spirals
Social Media Evolution & Regional Upward Spirals Happy New Year 2012! Here are a few thoughts on social media evolution from a service science perspective. I try to relate social media evolution to...
View Articlereport from Institute for the Future on skills needs next 10 years
http://apolloresearchinstitute.com/sites/default/files/future_work_skills_2020_full_research_report_final_1.pdf sense making social intelligence novel and adaptive thinking cross-cultural competency...
View ArticleStudent project ideas for service science
Here are some ideas for student projects to help advance service science: 1. Service culture study – as you know part of being T-shaped is academic discipline, industry sector, and regional culture...
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