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IEEE DaySlam 2020 Invited Talk: The Instrumentation of Teamwork Linked to Systems Models of Problem and Solution

4/2/2020

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Bryan Moser will give a talk and be on a panel for IEEE on April 9, 2020.  The link is https://iotslam.com/iot-day-slam-2020-agenda/.  The sessions are free.

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The Instrumentation of Teamwork Linked to Systems Models of Problem and Solution

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​Organizations working with engineered and manufactured systems have decades of pioneering experience in the design, implementation, and operation of instrumented products.  Aerospace, automotive, maritime, and building systems are often highly laden with sensors that observe real-time performance of these products as they operate.  Remote observers communicate and control these systems from afar.  Over the lifetime of these systems – airplanes, cars, buildings, and ships – data on the performance across a large set of diverse, released product systems reveals much about the gap between as-designed, as-built, and as-operated actual systems.

Even though the IoT trend is not new, the scale, reduced latency and cost, heterogeneity, and especially interconnectivity of these systems across economic and social infrastructures have advanced dramatically. For this talk, rather than viewing sensor and data product by product, we consider the combined performance of instrumented products and instrumented people. 

Instrumentation of teamwork will be shown as the capability to see and predict in real time the performance of human teams as they work, coordinate, wait, make mistakes, adjust and learn (or not.)  In this presentation we will focus on the instrumentation and analysis of engineering teams, and other teams of diverse capability working on complex systems.  To take advantage of these opportunities, not only will the design of our engineered systems advance, but also how we engineer will be transformed.  The important concurrent trend in model-based or digital engineering along with IoT will be considered.  

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https://iotslam.com/session/the-instrumentation-of-teamwork-linked-to-systems-models-of-problem-and-solution/

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Enterprise and University Readiness for Big Data Analytics

11/28/2016

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In February 2017 in Tokyo, GPD and GTL are supporting 2 events which will bridge the Boston and Tokyo AI and analytics community.

On February 4th, Saturday, GTL will host the 5th Global Teamwork Symposium at the U Tokyo Hongo campus.  Starting in the morning with hands on workshops from leading US and Japan A.I. innovators, the afternoon will including panels and speakers in response to 2 key questions:  how must enterprises transform to be ready for performance in a data rich world?  How must universities prepare the next generation of students and research?

On February 7th and 8th, a major industrial conference called "Big Data Analytics Tokyo" will be held at Roppongi Academy Hills. GPD's Dr. Moser will speak on the latest research strategies for business performance through teamwork analytics enabled by instrumented project design workshops.
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SAE Aerospace Systems & Technology Conference (Sep. 29 @ Hartford)

9/11/2016

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GPD's Dr. Moser joins a panel event at this year's Society of Aerospace Engineers conference:
  Panel:           Systems Engineering Educational Panel
  Venue:          SAE Aerospace Systems & Technology Conference, Hartford CT
  Theme:         Innovation in Propulsion Technologies and Intelligent Aircraft Systems
  When:           Thursday, September 29, 1:30pm

http://www.sae.org/events/astc/
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MIT Systems Thinking Conference 2016  (Sep 28)

8/29/2016

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Reinventing Innovation: A Systems-Based Approach to New Products, New Services, and a New World
September 28, 2016          Wong Auditorium, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Successful companies in every industry, from automotive and healthcare to high-tech and manufacturing, are using whole-systems approaches to understand, traverse, reimagine, and reinvent the entire innovation ecosystem. To support these efforts, MIT’s annual Conference on Systems Thinking for Contemporary Challenges, sponsored by MIT System Design & Management (SDM), will provide practical information from multiple industries to spark ideas for using systems thinking, integrated design, and management in your domain.
In advance of the conference, MIT faculty will lead back-to-the-classroom sessions on the afternoon of Tuesday, September 27, that will frame the three-fold nature of the whole-systems approach to design—technical, managerial, and socio-political­—and discuss ways of using it to address practical business problems.

The daylong conference on September 28 will feature MIT experts and industry leaders discussing best practices and lessons learned in a wide range of areas, including GPD's CEO Bryan Moser.

https://sdm.mit.edu/2016-mit-sdm-conference-on-systems-thinking-for-contemporary-challenges/

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GTL Symposium #3:  MIT, Industry, and Multidisciplinary Research

3/11/2016

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University of Tokyo GTL with MIT will hold an open symposium, inviting industry in Japan to review recent initiatives at MIT and U Tokyo to increase industry engagement during research.

The event will be on March 11, 2016 at the Future Center in Kashiwa-no-ha, just next to the Kashiwanoha Campus Station on the Tsukuba Express Line. For more information check out the GTL site:
http://www.gtl.k.u-tokyo.ac.jp/en/
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PMAJ New Year Seminar 2016 /  新春PMセミナー2016への出展

2/19/2016

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2016年2月19日に開催される、日本プロジェクトマネジメント協会の「新春PMセミナー2016」にGPD Japanが出展します。プロジェクトデザインの説明、弊社ツールのTeamPortのデモも行いますので、是非お立ち寄りください。
Go To PMAJ SIte
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SOLE (International Society of Logistics)

12/14/2015

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International Society of Logistics (SOLE) Japan:  Workshop on Project Design, Tokyo, by Mr. Dai Ike, CEO for GPD Japan presents a 3 hour workshop on December 15th regarding projects as socio-technical systems and project design methods.

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GTL Symposium #2: Innovation for Complex Systems Projects

10/23/2015

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Global Teamwork Lab symposium series continues with an industry focused event. Designing, Engineering, and Production of competitive products requires global teams, common platforms yet flexible local standards and practices. Our project management standards and experiences from the 20th century are not sufficient. New research and methods on the integration of system engineering, system architecture, and project management methods will be introduced and open for discussion during this symposium.
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INCOSE: Integrated SE and PM for Performance on Complex Initiatives

9/29/2015

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GPD's Bryan Moser presents a dinner lecture with the INCOSE (International Council on Systems Engineering) Michigan chapter on the latest trends in research, education, and practice to integrate project management and systems engineering.
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GTL Symposium #1: Innovation and Performance Across Boundaries

6/14/2015

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How do leading performers from a wide range of countries exert teamwork and innovate?  The Global Teamwork Lab at U Tokyo is launching a new symposium series on June 21, 2015 with a round-table discussion and walk-through of new works by three leading choreographers with dancers of Boston Ballet.  Complex teamwork in engineering and science can learn from the traditions of high performance teamwork across various professions and cultures.
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Rocky Mountain Project Management Symposium 2015

4/24/2015

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GPD leads a hands-on workshop for more than 100 people in an innovative session at the PMI Mile Hi Chapter's Symposium, "Project Design Experiments:  The Emerging Science of Teamwork and Performance", April 24, 2015,  The team-based project design exercises were integrated with a lecture on "Project Design Experiments:  The Emerging Science of Teamwork and Performance."
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MIT Systems Thinking Conference

10/1/2014

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GPD at MIT System Thinking Conference, Oct 8, 2014. 

To visit the MIT SDM Conference website click here.
Back-to-the-classroom sessions will be offered during the afternoon of October 7 in Wong Auditorium for
SDM alums and others who want to learn about the latest MIT research in systems thinking.
These will be delivered by SDM faculty members Bryan Moser and Qi Van Eikema Hommes.
Preregistration is required
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GPD at Japan PM Symposium 2014

8/1/2014

 
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日本プロジェクトマネジメント協会
(Japan PM Symposium)

    2014年9月4日(木)
    会場:タワーホール船堀
    開場時間: 10:00~17:00
    http://pmaj.jp/

Projects as Sociotechnical Systems:  DSM Conference 2014 - Paris

6/18/2014

 
GPD's Moser will be hosting an industry workshop on the "Challenges to Integrated Performance", part of DSM Conference 2014, Paris, France.  July 2, 2014

PMI Mass. Bay Chapter:  Mini Course on Project Design

1/6/2014

 
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Mini Course on Project Design, Boston Marriott Newton, January 16, 2014
Planning as visual modeling of team to team interactions, complexity, concurrency, complex and mutual dependence can lead to prediction and improvement of total project performance including coordination costs and value.
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