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Value in the services economy is driven and determined by consumers and delivered through a complex web of relationships. We have developed a conceptual model for understanding the nature, delivery, and exchange of service value and assessing value network complexity. Read more.

The complexity of the healthcare system makes large-scale and fundamental changes difficult to implement and evaluate. We aredeveloping an online game, Health Advisor, for managing healthcare delivery and in which new products, ideas, concepts and policies can be tried out. Read more.

Ever wonder why so many ugly, boring cars make it to the market? Working with General Motors, we studied the ten best and worst cars in the last 50 years, all defined relative to the market objectives for these offerings.
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More Research Spotlights ...

November 19, 2009
The Tennenbaum Institute Seminar Series presents "Models, Modeling, Knowledge and Transformation" by Dr. Leon McGinnis

November 4, 2009
The Surge in U.S. Health IT Spending: Research and Innovation Opportunities and Barriers (Rob Kolodner, MD, Former National Coordinator for Health Information Technology, Office of the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS))

November 3, 2009
The November Engineering Psychology Colloquium will feature Dr. William Rouse on "Behavioral and Social Issues at Several Levels of the Healthcare Delivery System."

October 28, 2009
The Tennenbaum Institute Receives Funding to Develop Economic Model of Cold Chain

October 22, 2009
The Tennenbaum Institute Seminar Series presents "Models of Complex Enterprise Systems" by Dr. Bill Rouse

Tennenbaum Institute's Three-Year Report

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