Registration is open for EMERGENCE CONFERENCE 2006 | Service

EMERGENCE CONFERENCE 2006 | Service
Hosted by Carnegie Mellon University's School of Design

We are pleased to announce this year's Emergence conference, to be held in
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, September 8-10, 2006.

This will be the inaugural year for Emergence, a transdisciplinary event
where emergent themes and practices in design are explored and fostered.
This fall's conference will bring together individuals from business,
social sciences, technology, and design to investigate the current and
future paths for service design.

ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR EMERGENCE IS NOW OPEN. To reserve your spot or to
learn more about speakers and events, please visit the conference website:

www.design.cmu.edu/emergence/

Space is limited, so be sure to register soon. Special hotel rates are
guaranteed through August 15 only.

Emergence keynote speakers will include:

MARY JO BITNER
Professor of Marketing, PetSmart Chair in Services Leadership, and
Academic Director of the Center for Services Leadership, W.P. Carey School
of Business, Arizona State University

OLIVER KING
Director and Co-founder, Engine Group, United Kingdom

BIRGIT MAGER
Professor of Service Design, Koln International School of Design

Workshop leaders and panelists will include:

JEANETTE BLOMBERG
Manager, People and Practices, IBM Almaden Research Center

MAGGIE BRESLIN
Design/Researcher, SPARC Innovation Lab, Mayo Clinic

HUGH DUBBERLY
Principal, Dubberly Design Office

SHELLEY EVENSON
Associate Professor and Director of Graduate Studies, School of Design,
Carnegie Mellon University

MARK JONES
Service Design Lead, IDEO, Chicago







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