7th International Conference on Collaborative Innovation Networks- CONFERENCE PROGRAM

CONFERENCE PROGRAM

7th International Conference on
Collaborative Innovation Networks:
RESILIENCE THROUGH COINs
September 14th -17th 2017
Detroit, Michigan, USA1

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Francesca Grippa, Northeastern University, USA – Program Chair
Julia Gluesing, Wayne State University, USA – Organizing Chair
Ken Riopelle, Wayne State University, USA – Organizing ChairPeter Gloor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
Joao Leitao, University of Beira Interior, Portugal
Christine Miller, Illinois institute of technology Stuart School of Business, USA
Davide Aloini, University of Pisa, Italy
Andrea Fronzetti Colladon, Tor Vergata University, Italy
Hauke Fuehres, University of Bamberg, Germany
Cristobal Garcia, Pontificia Universidad Católica De Chile, Chile
Takashi Iba, Keio University, Japan
Casper Lassenius, Aalto University, Finland
Maria Paasivaara, Aalto University, Finland
Matthaeus Zylka, University of Bamberg, Germany

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Antonio Capodieci, University of Salento, Italy
Jana Diesner, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, USA
Kai Fischbach, University of Bamberg, Germany
Ionna Lykourentzou, Centre de Recherche Public Henri Tudor, Luxembourg
Yoshiaki Matsuzawa, Shizuoka University, Japan
Takis Metaxas, Wellesley College, USA
Keiichi Nemoto, Fuji Xerox, Japan
Detlef Schoder, Cologne University, Germany
Yang Song, Jilin University, Changchun, China
Tsvi Vinig, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Greetings
Welcome to Detroit, Michigan!
Thank you for attending the 7th International Conference on Collaborative Innovation Networks.
We appreciate your participation and contributions to explore this year’s conference topic:
Resilience through Collaborative Innovation Networks. We chose to focus our attention onbuilding resilient systems across a variety of areas, including health, business, social innovation,
entrepreneurship, and education; and we purposefully chose Detroit, a city that is an example ofresilience in all those areas.
The conference program includes contributions from scholars, researchers, and practitioners
interested in studying how COINs form spontaneously and with minimal management
intervention to creatively react to risks and external threats. COINs might appear in wellestablished organizations, in communities and countries, as a bottom-up response to find new
applications for emerging technologies, environmental shocks, and competitive pressure.
The interdisciplinary nature of the COINs conference will help you frame the discussion aroundbuilding resilient systems using a multiplicity of perspectives, including social innovation,
anthropology, leadership, change management, and big data applications.
We look forward to connecting with you and we hope you find the gathering informative,
engaging, and rewarding.

COINs 17 Steering Committee

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Map of the Ford Motor Company Conference & Event Center, 1151 Village Road- Dearborn,
Michigan 48124
www.cec.ford.com

57th International Conference on Collaborative Innovation Networks- CONFERENCE PROGRAMPROGRAM OVERVIEW
Presentations and Poster Sessions are scheduled for Friday, September 15th and Saturday, September
16th. To accommodate all the accepted submissions, there are five paper sessions. Sessions are divided
into separate 15-minute slots for presentations (12 minutes + 3 for questions). Conference Registration
will be open at the Detroit Institute of Arts from 6:00pm – 8:00pm on Thursday, and from 8am until
5:00pm Friday and Saturday at the Ford Conference and Events Center (CEC - www.cec.ford.com).

10am-4pm
6pm-8pm

Thursday - September 14th
C4C industry workshop (by invitation)
Opening Reception – Detroit Institute of Arts

5:30pm-9:30pm

Friday - September 15th
Breakfast
WelcomeKeynote - Marcy Klevorn
Paper session
Coffee break
Paper session
Lunch BreakParallel workshops
Coffee breakInteractive posters and Closing Remarks
Closing Remarks
Conference dinner at the Ford Rouge Factory (buses will leave from theConference Center at 5:30pm and return to the CEC at 9:30pm)

8am-9am9am-9.15am
9.15am-10am
10am-11am
11am-11.20am
11.20am-12.20pm
12.20pm-1.15pm
1.15pm-2.15pm
2.15pm-2.30pm
2.30pm-4.45pm
4.45pm-5pm

Saturday - September 16th
Breakfast
WelcomeKeynote - Sarah Myers
Paper session
Coffee break
Paper session
Lunch break
Paper session
Coffee breakInteractive posters
Closing Remarks

11am-1pm

Sunday - September 17th
Detroit River Cruise (Pre-Registration Required)

8am-9am9am-9.15am
9.15am-10am
10am-11am
11am-11.20am
11.20am-12.20pm
12.20pm-1.15pm
1.15pm-3pm
3pm-3.15pm
3.15pm-5pm
4.45pm-5pm

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Wifi will be available at the Ford Conference Center. See below for additional details.

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Keynote Speaker
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15TH, 9.15AM

MARCY KLEVORN
Executive Vice President and President, Mobility, Ford Motor Company

Marcy Klevorn is Executive Vice President and President of Mobility, Ford Motor Company, effective June
1, 2017. In this role, she is responsible for overseeing Ford Smart Mobility LLC, which was formed last year
to accelerate the company's plans to design, build, grow and invest in emerging mobility services, as well
as Information Technology and Global Data, Insight and Analytics. She reports to Jim Hackett, Ford
president and CEO.
Previously, Klevorn was group vice president, Information Technology and Chief Information Officer, aposition to which she was named in January 2015 when she also was elected a Ford Motor Company
officer. In this role, she has overseen the complete transformation of the company's IT tools and talent to
put Ford in the forefront of technology companies globally.
Klevorn has spent her entire Ford career in IT, serving in a variety of positions in The Americas, Ford ofEurope and Ford Credit. She joined Ford in 1983 in Telecommunications Services and worked at various
positions within Ford IT and Ford Credit through 2004. In 2005, she was appointed Product Lifecycle
Management global director and implemented process changes in data and information management
across product creation. In 2006, as Enterprise Defragmentation director, Klevorn led the strategy andimplementation of infrastructure defragmentation, data center consolidation and overall systems
management at Ford.
From May 2006 through September 2011, she led Ford IT Operations. From September 2011 throughSeptember 2013, Klevorn served as IT Director for Ford of Europe, and was a member of the Ford ofEurope Operating Committee. She then was named Director, Office of the CIO, responsible for managing
Ford's global IT business applications, architecture, data centers, web-hosting requirements, engineeringand infrastructure services. Klevorn holds seats on the boards of Lawrence Technological University andPivotal, a cloud-based software technology leader. She was born in 1959 and earned a bachelor's degree
in business from the University of Michigan, Stephen M. Ross School of Business, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

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Keynote Speaker

Sarah Myers
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16TH, 9.15AM

IMPROVEMENT DIRECTOR, IMPROVECARENOW, CINCINNATI CHILDREN'SHOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER

Sarah Myers is Executive Improvement Director of the ImproveCareNow Learning Health System
and lead Quality Improvement Consultant at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center.
ImproveCareNow is a 2016 Drucker Prize winning community that is working to transform thehealth, care and costs for all children and adolescents with Inflammatory Bowel Disease bybuilding a sustainable collaborative chronic care network.
Sarah develops and implements innovative strategies aimed at the meaningful engagement anddistributed leadership of all partners in the community, including parents, patients, clinicians,
and researchers. She also designs strategies that enable successful scale up, continuous learning,
and improvement in patient outcomes.
She has nearly two decades of experience leading local, regional, and national research andquality improvement efforts related to public health, chronic illness, and patient safety at
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center and RAND.

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Thursday, September 14th, 2017 – Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA - https://www.dia.org)
10am-4pm
6pm-8pm

C4C industry workshop (by invitation)
The C4C meeting will take place in the Greenfield Court 1 Building at 15403 Commerce Drive South, Dearborn, MI 48120 (GDI&A Offices).
Opening Reception and Registration at the Detroit Institute of Arts

Friday, September 15th, 2017 – Ford Conference and Events Center (CEC - http://www.cec.ford.com)
8am-9am9am-9.15am
9.15am-10am

Breakfast and Registration
WelcomeKeynote - Marcy Klevorn, Executive Vice President and President, Mobility, Ford Motor Company
10am-10.15am
10.15am-10-30am
10.30am-10.45am
10.45am-11am
Industry Track
Yuhong Zhou, Peter A. Gloor
Kyle Nakamoto, Ken Riopelle,
Scott Boylston, Mark
Mingxian Wang, Zhenghui Sha,
(Chair: Hauke
and Stephanie L. Woerner.
Julia Gluesing, Saju Malayil andFitzpatrick and Dave Miller.
Yun Huang, J. Sophia Fu, Yan
Fuehres)
Resilience through Collaborative Nabil Raad. Developing
Reinvigorating a Culture ofFu, Noshir Contractor and Wei
Networks in Emerging
Analytical insights for
Re-use through MultiChen. Data-Driven Vehicle
Economies: Evidence from
Understanding the Environment stakeholder Collaboration
Preference Modeling andChinese Venture Capital
Necessary for a COINs
Prediction: A Multidimensional
Framework
Network Analysis Approach
Coffee Break
11.20am-11.35am
11.35am-11.50am
11.50am-12.05pm
12.05pm-12.20pm
Social Innovation
Beth Hadley, Peter A. Gloor,
Weslynne Ashton, Andre
Jacob Leppek, Jen Bruen and Peter Praeder, Gloria
andStephanie L. Woerner andNogueira and Carlos Teixeira.
John Schweitzer. Resilient
Volkmann and Peter Gloor.
Entrepreneurship
Yuhong Zhou. Analyzing VC
Repurposing Vacated Spaces in
Community and Economic
Analyzing the Evolution of
Track
Influence on Startup Success:Post-industrial Cities
Development throughWorld Cultures through Epic
(Chair: Christine
They Might Not Be Good For
Collaborative Innovation
Stories: From Gilgamesh toMiller)You
Networks
Games of Thrones
1.15pm-3pm: Parallel Workshops
Pascal Budner, Joscha Eirich and Peter Gloor Kavya Davuluri and Sergio
Haruka Mori, Norihiko Kimura and Takashi Iba - Generating
Measuring and Increasing the Happiness of COINs with Rodriguez - Optimizing Impact:
Societal Vision Based on the Social Systems Theory
the Happimeter
Why Not Me?
3pm-3.15pm Coffee Break10

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3.15pm-5pm: Interactive Poster Session
Nabil Raad and Kyle
Bharat Maheshwari and Diane A. Isabelle.
Marcy Hessling O'Neil, Sandrine Chikou
Francesca Grippa, John
Nakamoto Raad. The
Resilience through Academic Collaborativeand Judith Vlafonou. WhatsApp Doc?
Bucuvalas, Andrea Booth,
Impact of Virtual
Innovation Networks: The Case of Canada
Using COINs in Class
Evaline Alessandrini and Andrea
Mirroring on
Research Chairs
Fronzetti Colladon. Supporting
Collaboration Patterns
Collaborative Health Careand ProjectTeams through Knowledge
Performance
Mapping
Shannon Dare. Using
Stephen Thorpe and Leanne Bint - Protecting New Davide Aloini, Alessandro Stefanini, Peter Gloor, Riccardo Dulmin, Valeria
Email to Map
Zealand Native Birds: An Investigation into
Mininno, Luisa Pellegrini, Elisabetta Benevento, Matteo Ghilli, Carlo Milli,
Collaboration Over Time Founder Motivations of the Squawk Squad
Marco Nerattini, Gabriella Pellegrini, Marzio Privato, Manuela Roncella andto Improve ProductCollaborative Innovation Network
Carlo Tomassini. Interactions and Performance in Healthcare Teams: The
Development
Case of AUOP Brest Unit
Performance
4.45pm-5pm Closing Remarks
5:30pm-9:30pm
Conference dinner at the Ford Rouge Factory (buses will leave from the Conference Center at 5:30pm and return to the CEC at 9:30pm)

Saturday, September 16th, 2017 - Ford Conference and Events Center (CEC - http://www.cec.ford.com)
8am-9am9am-9.15am
9.15am-10am
Education Track(Chair: Maria
Paasivaara)

Breakfast and Registration
WelcomeKeynote - Sarah Myers, Improvement Director, ImproveCareNow, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
10am-10.15am
10.15am-10-30am
10.30am-10.45am
10.45am-11am
Jacqueline P Verrilli, Christine Z
Allen Batteau, Siobhan
Yang Song, Matthäus Zylka
Masafumi Nagai and Takashi
Miller and Nik Rokop. Enhancing Gregory, Maria Roti and Craig
and Peter Gloor. “German
Iba. Consideration of theSocial and Intellectual
Meiners. Business
Association or Chinese
Possibilities of Open Dialogue
Collaboration in Innovation
Anthropology as Collaboration
Emperor?” Building COINs
Patterns: through Creating and
Networks: A Study of
Between China and Germany
Performing the Learning
Entrepreneurial Networks in an
Program of Dialogue
Urban Technological University

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Saturday, September 16th, 2017 (continued)
Coffee BreakHealthcare Track(Chair: Davide
Aloini)Social Innovation
Track

11.20am-11.35am
Davide Aloini, Peter Gloor andAlessandro Stefanini. Interactions
and Performance of Surgery Teams:
a sociometric approach

11.35am-11.50am
Peter Gloor and Francesca
Grippa. Creating Collaborative
Innovation Networks (COINs)
to Reduce Infant Mortality

1.15pm-1.30pm
Norihiko Kimura, Haruka Mori,
Yuzuki Oka, Wataru Murakami, Rio
Nitta and Takashi Iba. The Method ofGenerating Societal Vision based on
the Social Systems Theory

1.30pm-1.45pm
John Ziker and Karen Fulk.
Indigenous Siberian Food
Sharing Networks: Social
Innovation in a Transforming
Economy2.15pm-2.30pm Coffee Break
2.30pm-4.45pm: Interactive Poster Session
Konomi Munakata, Sarah Stanske and Markus Vodosek.
Shuichiro Ando
From Being to Becoming: The
and Takashi Iba.
Interplay Between Internal Network
Future Story as An
Dynamics and Organizational Identity
Additional Methodof Future Language
Creation
Qi Wen, Identifying Marius Stein and Peter Gloor. Using
the Collaboration
smartwatch-based body sensors toRelationships inmeasure creativity and performance
COINs
in COINsfrom Photos
Xin Wang and Peter A. Gloor. Wuity as Higher Cognition
Binding Intuitive and Deliberate Judgments for Creativity—
Analyzing Elon Musk’s Way to Innovate
4.45pm-5pm Closing Remarks

11.50am-12.05pm
Antonio Capodieci, Pascal
Budner, Joscha Eirich, Peter
Gloor and Luca Mainetti.
Dynamically Adapting theEnvironment for Elderly People
Through Smartwatch-based
Mood Detection
1.45pm-2pm
Joao Marcos de Oliveira andPeter Gloor. GalaxyScope –Finding the “Truth of Tribes” onSocial Media

12.05pm-12.20pm
Namino Sakama, Haruka
Mori and Takashi Iba.
Creative Systems Analysis
of Design Thinking
Process
2pm-2.15pm
Takashi Iba. Peer
Learning with Pattern
Languages

Jing Deng. Jacobs’ Externalities: Where We Have Been and Where We Might Go in Studying
How Urbanization Externalities Affect Innovation

Takashi Iba, Masafumi Nagai, Tsuyoshi Ishida and Ayaka Yoshikawa. Open Dialogue as
Coupling of Psychic, Social, and Creative Systems

Aleksandra Przegalinska, Leon Ciechanowski, Mikolaj Magnuski and Peter Gloor. Muse
headband: Measuring Tool or a Collaborative Gadget?

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COINs2017 EVENTSOPENING RECEPTION – DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS (DIA), Kresge Court
Thursday, September 14th, 2017, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
The DIA has been a beacon of culture for the Detroit area for well over a century. Founded in 1885, themuseum was originally located on Jefferson Avenue, but, due to its rapidly expanding collection, moved
to a larger site on Woodward Avenue in 1927. The new Beaux-Arts building, designed by Paul Cret, wasimmediately referred to as the "temple of art." The DIA's collection is among the top six in the UnitedStates, comprising a multicultural and multinational survey of human creativity from prehistory throughthe 21st century. The reception will be held in the museum’s Kresge Court, which features a number ofarchitectural styles in an open and relaxing courtyard setting.

Detroit Institute of Arts
5200 Woodward Avenue
Detroit, Michigan 48202
313.833.7900
http://www.dia.org

 Map and Direction on Page 16

BANQUET DINNER – THE HENRY FORD ROUGE FACTORY AND TOUR
Friday, September 15th, 2017 -5:30 pm – 9:30 pm
5:30pm - Buses Depart from Ford CEC
6:00pm - Guests Arrive at Ford Rouge Plant
6:00pm - Cocktail Reception
6:20pm - Welcome
6:30pm - Theater 1 & 2 and Observation Deck
7:10pm - Dinner
8:10pm - Factory Walkway
9:00pm - Guest Depart to return to Ford CEC

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The conference dinner will be held at the historic Ford Rouge Factory. The buses will leave from theFord Convention and Events Center (CEC) at 5:30 pm and return to the CEC by 9:30 pm. Private vehicles
are not allowed entry. Henry Ford had a vision of an ideal automotive “ore to assembly” complex,
where every aspect of production could be processed, manufactured and assembled in one place. You
will dine among the classic cars and take a guided tour of the factory.
Completely reimagined, the factory has undergone a sweeping transformation to become a model of
21st-century sustainable design and showcases how community, business and the environment can
thrive together in a single environment. Start to finish, the Ford Rouge Factory Tour offers awe-inspiring
encounters with America’s celebrated manufacturing past, present, and future.
The Ford Rouge Factory Tour includes:•

Legacy Theater - Learn about the triumphs and tragedies surrounding the Rouge, much of it told
through rare, never-before-seen historic footage.
• Manufacturing Innovation Theater - A multisensory exploration of the manufacturingexperience, from concept to highway• Observation Deck Tour - View the ground-breaking living roof from our 80-foot-high Observation
Deck.
• Assembly Plant Walking Tour - See where the new military grade aluminum-alloy body Ford F150s are assembled in a lean and flexible manufacturing plant.
• Legacy Gallery - View five historic vehicles made at the Rouge, and hop in a new
F-150.
Bus transportation will take you to the Rouge Factory from the Conference and Events Center
immediately following the day’s meeting and return you there after the dinner. There is no private
parking at the Rouge Factory.
https://www.thehenryford.org/visit/ford-rouge-factory-tour/

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7th International Conference on Collaborative Innovation Networks- CONFERENCE PROGRAMOPTIONAL LUNCHEON CRUISE ON THE DETROIT RIVER
Sunday, September 17th, 2017, 11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Take a one-of-a-kind narrated riverboat tour on one of the busiest waterways in the world aboard the
Diamond Queen. Experience the sights, history, and culture of the Motor City up close and personal andeat lunch along the way.

The Cruise leaves from the dock at Rivard Plaza, right in the heart of downtown Detroit at the corner ofRivard Street and E. Atwater Street 2 blocks east of the Renaissance Center
Parking:
Rivard Plaza River Walk Parking Lot
1340 E. Atwater Street
Detroit, MI 48207
Additional Parking:Beaubien Place Garage (Atwater & St. Antoine)
Port Atwater Parking Structure (Beaubien & St. Antoine Entrances)
What to Do in Detroit
With the registration packet you will receive items from the Detroit Convention and Visitors Bureau thatwill help you select places to visit in Detroit, restaurants and various other amenities. This include a 23
page map/guide to "Eat, Shop, Stay + Play in the D", and a One D 20% Discount Pass
https://visitdetroit.com/discount/
For information about tourism in Detroit please visit:oVisit Detroit: https://visitdetroit.com/oDiscover the D, the Detroit public TV site: http://video.dptv.org/show/discover-d/

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