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SUMMARY:Research workshop: Transitioning 3D Printing from Niche to Mainstream Markets
DESCRIPTION:Organized by Thierry Rayna (École Polytechnique)\, Joel West (KGI)\, Frank Piller (RWTH Aachen) \nProgramme \nFor more information\, contact\n \nThierry Rayna (local arrangements)\n \nJoel West (academic program\, website)\n \nFrank Piller (industry program) \nThe potential economic impacts of 3D printing (or “additive manufacturing”) have attracted considerable attention in recent years. For example\, in 2011 the publisher of Forbes predicted that 3D printing would become the “transformative technology of the 2015–2025 period” (Karlgraad\, 2011). Likewise\, the editor of Wired forecasted that the “desktop manufacturing revolution [would] change the world as much as the personal computer did” (Anderson\, 2012). 3D printing is also acknowledged as a key component of the digitalization of manufacturing\, sometimes also called Industry 4.0. \nIn the past decade\, business researchers have highlighted the transformative effects of such digital fabrication technologies. For example\, Ford and Despeisse (2016) concluded that 3D printing has the potential to enable sustainable manufacturing\, hereby promoting the shift towards a circular economy (Despeisse et al.\, 2017) and reaching global sustainability (Gebler et al.\, 2014). Additive manufacturing creates new rules of competition including “economies of one” (Petrick and Simpson\, 2013) and accelerating mass customisation (Jiang et al.\, 2017). \nResearchers have also examined how existing management and other theories are affected by 3D printing. Additive manufacturing technologies have the potential to reconfigure business models (Rayna and Striukova\, 2016)\, supply chains (Bogers et al.\, 2016)\, and market structure (Weller et al.\, 2015). On-demand digital fabrication makes it possible to collaborate online to produce tangible objects (West and Kuk\, 2016) and promote open and user innovation (Rayna et al.\, 2015). At the same time\, the end goal of producing hardware and other physical objects changes the nature both of online collaboration (Raasch et al.\, 2009) and entrepreneurship enabled by online communities (Greul et al.\, 2017). \nThus\, despite the potentially broad impacts of 3D printing and this emerging body of research\, many important questions remain (Ford et al.\, 2016). In particular\, three decades since the first 3D printers were sold\, most of the business successes have been in low-volume niche markets. More compelling applications and use cases are needed if 3D printing is to cross the chasm\, grow and become a mainstream technology (Moore\, 2005). \nThis workshop will continue the trajectory begun four years earlier at the 2014 “The Business and Economic Impact of 3D Printing” workshop hosted by RTWH Aachen. \nPossible topics include: \nChallenges and opportunities for mainstream adoption of 3D printing\n \nNew business models enabled by 3D printing\n \nIdentifying and overcoming key user barriers to adoption\n \nImpact of widespread 3D printing adoption on competitive dynamics and market structure\n \nInteractions and interdependencies between digital and physical design collaboration\n \nImpact of 3D printing in the R&D-manufacturing interface\n \nImpacts of rapid prototyping tools on NPD teams and organizations\n \nPolicies for promotion and use of 3D printing\n \nBroader societal impacts of additive manufacturing\n \nChallenges to organizational theories in a world of ubiquitous digital fabrication
URL:https://i3-cnrs.fr/evenement/research-workshop-transitioning-3d-printing-from-niche-to-mainstream-markets/
LOCATION:Ecole polytechnique\, 5 Rue Descartes\, Paris\, 75005\, France
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SUMMARY:Séminaire "Méthodes pour l’analyse de la participation en ligne"
DESCRIPTION:avec Madeleine Akrich: “Les listes de discussion comme communautés en ligne : outils de description et méthodes d’analyse” \nLe séminaire « Méthodes pour l’analyse de la participation en ligne » a pour objectif de développer la réflexion sur les démarches d’exploitation de données numériques visant l’analyse des usages et des formes de participation. Il se veut un lieu de rencontre et d’échange de connaissances\, de pratiques et de savoir-faire pour des chercheurs issus d’horizon divers mais confrontés à ces problématiques communes. A chaque séance\, les invités du séminaire reviennent sur le « making of » d’une de leurs recherches: construction de l’enquête\, spécificités de l’ingénierie de données mise en œuvre\, outils de captation/constitution de corpus\, stratégies d’analyse et outils mobilisés\, etc. \nVous êtes invités à prendre connaissance du working paper: Les listes de discussion comme communautés en ligne : outils de description et méthodes d’analyse\, p. 45-92\, sur lequel s’appuiera Madeleine Akrich dans sa présentation. \nPour en savoir plus sur le programme et le fonctionnement du séminaire
URL:https://i3-cnrs.fr/evenement/seminaire-methodes-pour-lanalyse-de-la-participation-en-ligne-2/
LOCATION:Telecom Paris\, 19 Place Marguerite Perey\, Palaiseau\, 91120\, France
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