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Service Science (ISBN: 978-1-4276-2090-3) is as a new international journal published by Services Science Global...

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Service Science Section has successfully solicited many clusters at the INFORMS 2008 annual meeting in Seattle.

The theme for the 2006 SOLI conference is Services Quality, Speed, and Vision, promoting effective Services and Logistics in support of 2010 World Expo. So far over 300 submissions on Services Design, Innovations, Marketing, Operations, and Engineering, and Logistics have been received.

A group of professors, professionals, and students have been working on a project, "Services Oriented Value Networks" sponsored by IBM SUR award...

The Services Science Global (SSG) is an international consortium aimed at providing an effective platform for worldwide scholars and professionals to exchange their newly findings, ideas, and experiences in the emerging interdisciplinary field of services science, management, and engineering.

To ensure the prompt and cost-effective delivery of innovative and satisfactory services to customers throughout the geographically dispersed value net, enterprises nowadays have to rethink their operational and organizational structures by overcoming a variety of technical, social, and cultural barriers to warrant a competitive synergistic business effect. To successfully implement and optimally execute the best-of-breed business models in the global economy “ecosystem” requires solutions to challenges that appear in many aspects of business operations from business strategy, marketing, modeling, innovations, design, engineering, to operations and management in the integrated global value net. SSG’s mission is to help the worldwide research, development, education, and business communities promote research and development, and facilitate education in services science, management, and engineering.

Specifically, SSG services and collaborates with the worldwide research, development, education, and business communities, and governmental agencies in the following areas:
1) Initiating, driving, and participating in the activities related to the research/development, convergence, and adoption of services science roadmaps and standards, and
2) Organizing and sponsoring regional and international seminars, workshops, and conferences on services science, management, and engineering.

*Federal 501(c)(3) tax exempt status is approved by the IRS, USA.

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