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Tony Bailetti
RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES FOR TTM
STUDENTS:
Will
you supervise my thesis on a topic other than the ones you list above?
What
do I need to work with you?
Research
questions looking for great TTM students
How
should incumbents respond to attacks from low cost suppliers? How should
start-ups attack incumbents?
How
to compete in environments dominated by network convergence, wide spread
standardization, and connectivity-service separation?
How
to reposition existing products, architectures and technology to address the
needs of emerging markets?
How
to assess technology advancement at an early stage of its life cycle?
How
to sell new industrial products into silo-based organizations?
How
do operators of telecommunications networks transform from working in a
product-oriented architecture mode to working in an
end-to-end system solution mode?
What
technologies and operational arrangements enable small and medium size
businesses to deliver new-to-the-world services?
What
factors distinguish effective operational execution at different stages of the
product and company life cycles?
How do you move operating in one stage to the next?
How
to concurrently develop customer value propositions and commitment from
customers and internal groups?
Will
you supervise my thesis on a topic other than the ones you list above?If you think you have an interesting topic, we can certainly discuss supervision. I will not supervise a thesis for which I do not have expertise or do not feel you can develop an original and useful contribution.
What
do I need to work with you?To work with me you need to:
have
successfully completed TTMG 5001 Principles of Management for Engineers and one
of TTMG 5004 Management of Design Systems or TTMG 5005 Management of
Telecommunications System Designs
be
fully committed to complete a great thesis on time
wish
to make an original and useful contribution to knowledge
be
willing to become a trusted specialist in a narrow domain
have
a positive attitude
expect
the unexpected
What
is the first step?The first step is for us to meet and discuss your research objectives and schedule. To meet, send e-mail to bailetti@sce.carleton.ca.
You can also call me (613) 564-3222 extension 112 and leave a message. (A PBX that makes it seem like I operate a multi-billion dollar company will take your call. Don’t be too upset when you learn that you are only calling my home office).
Last Modified: Tuesday, 07-Oct-2003 11:28:05 EDT