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dai ora nn facciamo prgaaoni assurdi  la grafica  si semplice ma, mi sembra evidente, per questioni di scelte stilistiche (naturalmente condizionate dai limiti del wii, ma comunque scelte). E' tutta l'impronta grafica da considerare:   naturale che se non fai un'ambientazione iper-realistica da next gen, devi semplificare e puntare sul "fumettoso". L' importante  l'omogeneit  della scena, e anche lo stesso de Blob  un classico esempio del gioco che contrasta gli altrimenti evidenti limiti tecnici con scelte stilistiche azzeccatissime, capaci, nella maggior parte dei casi, di far dimenticare la pochezza dei poligoni utilizzati.Poi, com'  naturale e trattandosi di gusti, ognuno lo pensa come vuole, l'unica cosa che non gradirei e che non sarebbe giusta  marchiare come scarso e graficamente pessimo un gioco solo perch  inizia per "Need for Speed" NB: preferite la grafica di Undercover?!?!?
BPS seminar's this semester include:
 
* Monday 11:30-13:00: [[#TIE/Strategy|TIE Strategy Seminar]]
* Tuesday 13:00-14:30: [[#IWER|IWER Seminar]]
* Wednesday 15:30-17:00: [[#Economic Sociology|MIT-Harvard Economic Sociology Seminar]]
* Friday 12:00-13:30 [[#Organizational Studies|Organizational Studies]]
 
Unless otherwise noted, all sessions meet in E52-598 (the Forrester room).
 
== TIE/Strategy ==
 
* <strike>September 29th (''Classic session'') Ramana Nanda
* October 6th (''Strategy Seminar'')
* October 20th (''Lab Session'') Ethan Mollick
* October 27th (''Strategy Seminar'') Scott Stern
* November 3rd (''Lab Session'') Sung Joo Bae and Chuck Eesley</strike>
* November 17th (''Classic session'') Alan MacCormack
* December 1st (''Strategy Seminar'') Nick Bloom
* December 15th (''Classic session'') Danny Breznitz
 
== IWER ==
 
Information and papers can be found on [http://mitsloan.mit.edu/iwer/seminar.php the IWER seminar website].
 
* <strike>September 30: Charles Heckscher, Rutgers University (Collaborative Organization and the Quality of Health Care Delivery)
* October 7: Special Lunchtime Presentation: Arnold Zack and Lisa Lynch, Brandeis University (The Adoption and Diffusion of Organizational Innovation: Evidence for the US Economy)
* October 14: Peter Doeringer, Boston University (Garment District Performance: S(weatshop)-efficiency vs. I(innovation)- efficiency)
* October 21: Aparna Joshi, University of Illinois (Cat's in the Cradle: A Theory of Generations in the Workplace)
* October 28: Helen Hsi, MIT Sloan School of Management (TBA)
* <strike>November 4: Carola Frydman, MIT Sloan School of Management (Executive Compensation: A New View from a Long-Term Perspective, 1936-2005)</strike>
* November 18: John-Paul Ferguson, MIT Sloan School of Management (Space Invaders: Category Reconfiguration and Diversification in Union Organizing Drives 1961-1999)
* November 25: Ryan Hammond, MIT Sloan School of Management (Dolly's Dilemma: The Dynamics of Replicating Knowledge Intensive Projects at the IFC)
* December 2: Alan Benson, MIT Sloan School of Management (Employer Concentration and Staffing Strategies: The Case of Hospital Nurses)
* December 9: Special Lunchtime Presentation: Lynn Pyun, MIT, DUSP and Seth Pipkin, MIT Sloan School of Management (The ‘Institutional Switchmen’ of Industrial Upgrading: Observations From Apparel Manufacturing in Guatemala and Columbia)
 
== Economic Sociology ==
 
More information on the [http://scripts.mit.edu/~cwheat/ess/index.php ESS Seminar website].
 
* <strike>October 1st (Harvard location): Sim Sitkin, Duke
* October 8th (MIT location): Matt Jackson, Stanford
* October 15th (Harvard location): Lauren Rivera, Harvard
* October 22nd (MIT location): Cat Turco, Harvard
* October 29th (Harvard location): John-Paul Ferguson, MIT
* November 5th (MIT location): Elizabeth Pontikes, Chicago</strike>
* November 12th (Harvard location): Eva Boxenbaum, Copenhagen Business School
* November 19th (MIT location): Yanbo Wang, MIT
* December 3rd (Harvard location): Jason Greenberg, MIT
* December 10th (MIT location): Greta Hsu, UC Davis
 
== Organizational Studies ==
 
More information is on the [http://mitsloan.mit.edu/osg/colloquium.php OSG Colloqium website].
 
* <strike>September 26: Sim Sitkin, Duke University
* October 3: Jeffrey Sanchez-Burks, University of Michigan
* October 10: Erin Leahey, University of Arizona
* October 17: Heng (Alice) Xu, MIT Sloan
* October 24: No meeting (SIP week)
* October 31: Tanya Menon, University of Chicago</strike>
* November 7: Ellen Kossek, Michigan State University
* November 14: Jason Greenberg, MIT Sloan
* November 21: Jared Curhan, MIT Sloan
* November 28: No meeting (Thanksgiving)
* December 5: Sigal Barsade, University of Pennsylvania
 
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Revision as of 10:35, 2 May 2012

BPS seminar's this semester include:

Unless otherwise noted, all sessions meet in E52-598 (the Forrester room).

TIE/Strategy

  • September 29th (Classic session) Ramana Nanda
  • October 6th (Strategy Seminar)
  • October 20th (Lab Session) Ethan Mollick
  • October 27th (Strategy Seminar) Scott Stern
  • November 3rd (Lab Session) Sung Joo Bae and Chuck Eesley
  • November 17th (Classic session) Alan MacCormack
  • December 1st (Strategy Seminar) Nick Bloom
  • December 15th (Classic session) Danny Breznitz

IWER

Information and papers can be found on the IWER seminar website.

  • September 30: Charles Heckscher, Rutgers University (Collaborative Organization and the Quality of Health Care Delivery)
  • October 7: Special Lunchtime Presentation: Arnold Zack and Lisa Lynch, Brandeis University (The Adoption and Diffusion of Organizational Innovation: Evidence for the US Economy)
  • October 14: Peter Doeringer, Boston University (Garment District Performance: S(weatshop)-efficiency vs. I(innovation)- efficiency)
  • October 21: Aparna Joshi, University of Illinois (Cat's in the Cradle: A Theory of Generations in the Workplace)
  • October 28: Helen Hsi, MIT Sloan School of Management (TBA)
  • November 4: Carola Frydman, MIT Sloan School of Management (Executive Compensation: A New View from a Long-Term Perspective, 1936-2005)
  • November 18: John-Paul Ferguson, MIT Sloan School of Management (Space Invaders: Category Reconfiguration and Diversification in Union Organizing Drives 1961-1999)
  • November 25: Ryan Hammond, MIT Sloan School of Management (Dolly's Dilemma: The Dynamics of Replicating Knowledge Intensive Projects at the IFC)
  • December 2: Alan Benson, MIT Sloan School of Management (Employer Concentration and Staffing Strategies: The Case of Hospital Nurses)
  • December 9: Special Lunchtime Presentation: Lynn Pyun, MIT, DUSP and Seth Pipkin, MIT Sloan School of Management (The ‘Institutional Switchmen’ of Industrial Upgrading: Observations From Apparel Manufacturing in Guatemala and Columbia)

Economic Sociology

More information on the ESS Seminar website.

  • October 1st (Harvard location): Sim Sitkin, Duke
  • October 8th (MIT location): Matt Jackson, Stanford
  • October 15th (Harvard location): Lauren Rivera, Harvard
  • October 22nd (MIT location): Cat Turco, Harvard
  • October 29th (Harvard location): John-Paul Ferguson, MIT
  • November 5th (MIT location): Elizabeth Pontikes, Chicago
  • November 12th (Harvard location): Eva Boxenbaum, Copenhagen Business School
  • November 19th (MIT location): Yanbo Wang, MIT
  • December 3rd (Harvard location): Jason Greenberg, MIT
  • December 10th (MIT location): Greta Hsu, UC Davis

Organizational Studies

More information is on the OSG Colloqium website.

  • September 26: Sim Sitkin, Duke University
  • October 3: Jeffrey Sanchez-Burks, University of Michigan
  • October 10: Erin Leahey, University of Arizona
  • October 17: Heng (Alice) Xu, MIT Sloan
  • October 24: No meeting (SIP week)
  • October 31: Tanya Menon, University of Chicago
  • November 7: Ellen Kossek, Michigan State University
  • November 14: Jason Greenberg, MIT Sloan
  • November 21: Jared Curhan, MIT Sloan
  • November 28: No meeting (Thanksgiving)
  • December 5: Sigal Barsade, University of Pennsylvania
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