Session 1 introduction
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The document discusses the transformation of industries due to digital innovation and the importance of adapting to new technologies. It highlights examples of significant corporate divestments, changes in consumer behavior, and the growing impact of information technology on various sectors. Additionally, it outlines management pedagogy and expectations for student assessments in a course on information systems.
Session 1 introduction
- 3. Youngjin Yoo http://youngjinyoo.com yxy23yoo Temple University
- 5. design
- 10. higher education industry
- 11. tell me about you
- 12. your background
- 13. your expectation
- 17. What used to fit in a building, now fits in a pocket.
- 18. What are you going to with it?
- 19. If you don’t take advantage of it
- 22. PR(A) = (1-d) + d(PR(t1)/C(t1) + ... + PR(tn)/C(tn))
- 26. what’s going on here?
- 27. Sanyo divested from VTR in 2002
- 28. Sega divested from video game in 2001
- 29. Hitachi divested from monitor business in 2001
- 30. Minolta divested from APS camera business in 2001
- 31. Nokia bought Sega in 2002
- 32. Apple is the world largest personal music player manufacturer in 2005.
- 33. Nokia is the world largest camera manufacturer
- 34. AT&T became at&t in 2005
- 35. Amazon sold more Kindles than books during this Christmas season.
- 36. Amazon sold 1.8 e- books for every hardcopy book in the first half of 2010.
- 37. More people get their news from Google than newspapers.
- 38. what’s common among them?
- 40. what is your primary business concerns today?
- 41. what does GM make?
- 42. in an average GM car 100,000 lines in 1970 1,000,000 lines in 1990 100,000,000 lines by 2010
- 43. what business is GM in?
- 47. consider these
- 48. the number of US tax return prepared in India quadrupled each year since 2002 from 25,000 to 400,000
- 49. ebay would be the 5th largest US employer if power sellers are included
- 50. Johnson Control’s European HR is running on a single SAP physically located in Germany, managed Czech Republic, analyzed in Russia
- 52. why made it flat?
- 54. is there any industry that has not changed as a result of information technology?
- 55. if you thought global outsourcing was a big deal, you haven’t seen any thing yet
- 56. in next 10 years, anything that can be digitized will be digitized
- 57. any process that can be decoupled, re- located, and re- coupled will be done exactly that
- 58. what does that mean for you and your company?
- 62. NO
- 63. It’s complex
- 64. shit happens!
- 65. new approach to management
- 67. pedagogy
- 68. individual works
- 69. discussion-based
- 70. case-driven
- 72. 20% of grade
- 74. self-assessment
- 76. you choose
- 77. must be submitted by noon on the day before
- 78. 11-point Times Roman
- 79. 1-1-1 rule one page one inch margin single space
- 80. no cover use header to put your name
- 81. no summary
- 82. specific and fact- based analysis
- 84. counter-points
- 85. no shot gun stick to your point
- 87. system map
- 88. 20%
- 89. Final Exam
- 90. key ideas and concepts
- 91. 20%
- 92. group works
- 93. team project
- 94. choose an old and familar product or service
- 95. innovate with IT
- 96. A 10-page limit (5-page supplement)
- 98. peer evaluation 70% team grade will be adjusted
- 99. Tech Talk Video
- 100. Oct 21, 2010
- 101. 15-minute video recording
- 102. emerging technology
- 103. what it is?
- 104. what can I do with it?
- 105. what are risks?
- 106. how do I start?
- 108. Winter Oak
- 109. what did you learn from the story?