14-07-2016
The ICSI Conference 2016 will be held between the 20th and the 22nd of July 2016 in Lisbon (at FCT NOVA, Caparica Campus). The event is organized by the “Universidade Nova de Lisboa” (New University of Lisbon) and the Society of Systematic Innovation. ICSI 2016 is the seventh international edition of a series of conferences coordinated by this Taiwan Society. These conferences started in 2010, with focus on strategic aspects of systematic innovation business (Strategic & Business Aspects of Systematic Business Innovation), on technical aspects of the systematic innovation of products / processes / services, assisted innovation computer and other new tools, theories and approaches related to systematic innovation or potential integration with systematic innovation, patent analysis, continuous improvement, etc.
The topics associated with "Training, Teaching & Coaching" in systematic innovation, as well as "Open Innovation & Collaboration" for Innovation Systematics, "Design Thinking" for the systematic Innovation and Creativity Innovation Systematics, made the most significant advances in recent years . Major improvements and more "radical" ones in products / processes / organizations can be implemented by using the latest advances in systematic innovation.
Contributions are expected in various fields, such as "Business systems", "Competitive product design and innovation," "Decision Analysis and Methods", "e-Business and e-Commerce", "Ecological Engineering", "Engineering Economy and Cost Analysis "," Engineering Education and Training "," Global Manufacturing and Management "," Green Supply Chain "," Human Factors "," Information Flow "," Processing and Engineering "," Intelligent Systems "," Inventory Optimization "," Knowledge Management "," Lean Management "," Logistics Management "," Manufacturing Systems & Strategy "," Organization Management "," Production Planning and Control "," Project Management "," Quality management and Six Sigma, "" Queue Optimization " "Reliability and Maintenance Engineering", "Safety", "Security and Risk Management", "Service Innovation and Management", "Supply Chain Management", "Systems Modeling and Simulation", "Technology and Knowledge Management".
