Titlebook: Global Perspectives on Service Science: Japan; Stephen K. Kwan,James C. Spohrer,Yuriko Sawatani Book 2016 Springer Science+Business Media

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Temporal–Spatial Collaboration Support for Nursing and Caregiving Servicesrmore, we have developed a smart voice messaging system based on this model. We then formulate hypotheses to be examined through field tests, virtual field tests, and simulation from the perspective of information supervisory control.

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D. A. Kidwell,M. M. Ross,R. J. Coltons realized. In this chapter, first, the methodology is introduced. Then, examples of the methodology’s applications for education in universities and public Future Centers are shown. Finally, the method’s effectiveness is demonstrated by several examples, showing that it is useful for innovative service-system design.

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Introductioning thinkers from Japan. For example, from a regional and cultural perspective, Chap. . provides insights into Japanese culture of service and the challenges of sustainability and scaling of “Shinise,” the shops of long standing, and “Omotenashi,” the unique Japanese mindset of hospitality pervades them.

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Methodology of Workshop-Based Innovative System Design Grounded in Systems Engineering and Design Ths realized. In this chapter, first, the methodology is introduced. Then, examples of the methodology’s applications for education in universities and public Future Centers are shown. Finally, the method’s effectiveness is demonstrated by several examples, showing that it is useful for innovative service-system design.

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1865-4924 practices in Service Science within Japan’s industry.Reader .This contributed volume presents the experiences, challenges, trends, and advances in Service Science from Japan’s perspective. As the global economy becomes more connected and competitive, many economies depend the service sector on for g

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Comparison of Strong Base Resin Typesce-dominant logic is crucially important for promoting the service science research; but in addition, the development of creative service management logics and the creation of innovation drivers, both of which are likely to be contributed by the service science and service engineering, are equally necessary.