2004 Sloan Industry Studies Centers’ Annual Meeting Agenda Detailed Agenda Factors Of Success In The New Competitive Environment Monday, April 19, 2004 -- PM 14:00–20:00 Registration Conference Room D 18:30–19:30 Reception (Casual Dress) Conference Room A, Foyer and Terrace 19:30–21:30 Dinner (Casual Dress) Salon Rooms I, II and III Tuesday, April 20, 2004 -- AM 07:00–12:00 Registration Conference Room D 07:00–07:50 Continental Breakfast Restaurant 07:50–08:05 Welcoming Comments – Co-host Jim McNutt -- Dr. Ralph Gomory (Sloan Foundation) Salon Rooms IV, V and VI 08:05–08:40 Keynote Address – Co-host Chip White -- Dr. Timothy Bresnahan (Stanford) Salon Rooms IV, V and VI 08:40–10:20 Session 1 – Plenary Panel – Co-host Jim McNutt “Implications of Outsourcing (Domestic and Global) and Offshoring for the U.S. Workforce”; Chair: John Zysman; Panelists – Bob Atkinson, Chip White, Richard Lester, Martin Kenny; Discussant: Stefanie Lenway Salon Rooms IV, V and VI 10:20–10:40 Break ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Break 10:40–11:50 Session 1 – Breakout Panels Breakout Panel A: “Supply Chain Management”; Chair: Tim Sturgen; Panelists -- John Paul MacDuffie, Ken Kraemer, and Jean Kinsey Conference Room A Breakout Panel B: “Location of Employees”; Chair: Tom Kochan; Panelists -- David Weil, David Hodges, and Ashish Nanda Conference Room E Breakout Panel C: “Outsourcing and Offshoring – The Future Configuration of Internal Service”; Chair: Rafiq Dossani, Panelists -- Jim McNutt, Ashish Arora, G. Edward Gibson Conference Room B 11:50–12:00 Break ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Break 12:00–12:30 Session 1 – Wrap-up “New Ideas /Insights And Concerns For The Centers”; Chair: John Zysman; Panelists -- Tim Sturgeon, Tom Kochan, Rafiq Dossani Salon Rooms IV, V and VI Tuesday, April 20, 2004 – Continued 12:30–14:30 Industry Centers Group Luncheon – Open Networking Salon IV 12:30–14:30 Industry Center Directors’ Luncheon and Business Meeting – Industry Centers’ Development Sustainability – Chair: Ben Edwards with Emily Few, Gail Pesyna, and Frank Mayadas; Plus Panel -Jim McNutt, Jim Ferris, David Bell, Chip White, Pat Sorce and Bob Atkinson Salon V and VI 14:30–14:45 Break ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Break 14:45–16:00 Session 2 – Part I: Parallel Tracks on “Selected Industry Studies Topics” – Overall Chair – Frank Giarratani 14:45–16:00 Track A: “Government and Markets” – Public Policy and Competitive Conference Room A Markets; Chair: Gene Gruver 1. Lester Lave: “Can Electricity Markets be Competitive? Lessons from Deregulation” 2. Carey Treado: “Imports, Technology, and the Success of the American Steel Industry” Track B: “Incentives and Disincentives” – Incentives in Health Care; Conference Room B Chair: Chuck Parsons 1. Stan Finkelstein: “An Economic Framework for Evaluating Personalized Medicine” 2. Meredith Rosenthal: “Paying for Quality: Current Models and Potential Impact” Track C: “Productivity” – Service Worker Skills and Productivity; Conference Room D Chair: Tom McDonough 1. Larry Hunter: “Skills in Service Work: Determinants and Effects” 2. Ashish Nanda: “The Risky Business of Hiring Stars” Track D: “Knowledge Sharing in Supply Chains” – Knowledge Conference Room Seven Networks; Chair: Ravi Madhaven 1. Michael Farmer: “Strategic Research Connections: Implementing Funding Policy in a Dynamic Network” 2. Sean Safford: “Searching for Silicon Valley in the Rust Belt: The Evolution of Knowledge Networks in Akron and Rochester” Track E: “Efficiency in Supply Chains” – Subcontracting Trends in Conference Room E Manufacturing; Chair: David Ashcraft 1. Gary Herrigel: “Varieties of Vertical Disintegration: The Global Trend Toward Heterogeneous Supply Relations” 2. David Weil: “Improving Standards in the Apparel Industry: Can Government Make a Difference?” Break ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Break 14:45–16:00 14:45–16:00 14:45–16:00 14:45–16:00 16:00--16:15 Tuesday, April 20, 2004 – PM -- Continued 16:15–17:30 Session 2 – Part II: Parallel Tracks on “Selected Industry Studies Topics” – Overall Chair – Frank Giarratani 16:15–17:30 Track A: “Government and Markets” – Technology Diffusion; Chair: Gene Gruver 1. Heather Hudson -- “Investing in Infrastructure: Strategies for Increasing Internet Access in the Developing World” 2. Sandra Rothenberg: “Technical Assistance Programs and the Diffusion of Environmental Technologies in the Printing Industry – The Case of SEMs” Track B: “Incentives and Disincentives” – Risk Factors and Operating Costs; Chair: Chuck Parsons 1. Robert King: “Supermarket Characteristics and Operating Costs in Low-Income Areas” 2. G. Edward Gibson: “Risks of International Projects – Reward or Folly” Track C: “Productivity” – Impact of Technology on Quality and Productivity; Chair: Tom McDonough 1. Dale Belman: “An Econometric Analysis of the Impact of Technology on the Work Lives of Truck Drivers” 2. Jennifer Kuan: “Is Open Source Software ‘Better’ than Closed Source Software? Using Bug-Fix Rates to Compare Software Quality” Track D: “Knowledge Sharing in Supply Chains” – Knowledge Sharing and Buyer-Seller Relationships; Chair: Ravi Madhaven 1. Mari Sako: “Supplier Development at Honda, Nissan, and Toyota – Comparative Case Studies of Organizational Capability Enhancement” 2. Chickery Kasouf: “Buyer-Seller Relationships – The Role of Expectations and Appraisal Processes in Interorganizational Problem Solving” Track E: “Efficiency in Supply Chains” – Models to Improve Operating Efficiency; Chair: David Ashcraft 1. Joseph Blackburn: “Reverse Supply Chain Design for Time Sensitive Products” 2. Cynthia Barnhart: “Airline Passenger Delays” 16:15–17:30 16:15–17:30 16:15–17:30 16:15–17:30 Conference Room A Conference Room B Conference Room D Conference Room Seven Conference Room E 17:30–18:00 General Session -- Day 1 Wrap-up - Overview & Insights – Co-host Pat McCarthy Salon IV, V and VI 18:45–21:15 Group Dinner/Keynote Speaker – Co-host Pat McCarthy -- Dr. Robert Solow (MIT) Salon IV, V, and VI 21:15 Adjourn for the Day------------------------------------------------------------Adjourn for the Day Wednesday, April 21, 2004 07:30—10:00 Registration Conference Room 9 07:00–08:00 Continental Breakfast Restaurant 08:00–09:30 Session 3 – Plenary Panel: Co-host Jim McNutt -- Innovation to Enhance Productivity; Chair: Erica Groshen; Panelists -- Kathryn Shaw and Frits K. Pil Salon IV, V, and VI 09:30–09:50 Break------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Break 09:50–11:50 Session 3 – Breakout Panels 09:50–11:50 1. Breakout Panel A: “Social Capital, Human Resources & Organizational Innovations”; Chair: Jody Gittell; Panelists – Saul Rubinstein, Casey Ichniowski, and Susan Helper/Marcus Stanley Conference Room A 09:50–11:50 1. Breakout Panel B: “Technology and the Demand Chain Sources of Innovation”; Chair: Pat Sorce; Panelists – Gary Peter, Donna Hoffman and Tim Park Conference Room B 09:50–11:50 1. Breakout Panel C: “Technology and Supply Chain Sources Conference Room E of Innovation”; Chair: Jean Kinsey; Panelists – Stan Finkelstein, Kristen Monaco, Carl Haas, and Fred Abernathy 11:50–12:20 General Session 3/Day 2 Wrap-up – Wrap-up “New ideas/insights Salon IV, V and VI and concerns for the centers”; Chair: Erica Groshen Panelists: Jody Gittell, Pat Sorce and Jean Kinsey 12:20–14:00 Group Lunch/Closing Commentary – Co-host Chip White -- Gail Pesyna & Frank Mayadas and Adjourn 14:00 Adjourn Meeting------------------------------------------------------------------------Adjourn Meeting Salon IV, V and VI