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The first ServCollab article at the World Economic Forum!
Congratulations to Sertan Kabadayi, Ray Fisk, and Silke Boenigk for publishing their article at the World Economic Forum! Thank you for...
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Mar 14, 20221 min read


#3 - 2021 Service Science Article - First ServCollab Perspective Article
Our first ServCollab Perspective article by Fisk and Alkire (2021, p. 194), which proposed the metaphor of service ecosystem health.
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Dec 10, 20211 min read


#2 – 2021 JPPM Article - First ServCollab Research Project
In 2021, ServCollab published its first research project. That article created a Transformative Refugee Service Experience Framework.
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Nov 22, 20211 min read


ServCollab Ideation Workshop
ServCollab Ideation Workshop on REFUGEE WELLBEING PART I: Academic Perspective ServCollab is excited to announce the launch of the Ideation Workshop on Refugee Wellbeing to bring together like-minded participants to discuss and identify potential projects to collaborate on issues related to refugee wellbeing. Part 1 of this workshop will take place on Friday, October 15, 2021 at 9:00 (EDT), 14:00 (BST), 16:00 (EEST) via Zoom: Join Zoom Meeting https://umassboston.zoom.us/j
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Sep 30, 20212 min read


Designing for Transformative Collaboration in Complex Service Systems
Patrício, Lia, Raymond P. Fisk and Bo Edvardsson (2021) In Business Transformation for a Sustainable Future , Samuel Petros Sebhatu, Bo Enquist and Bo Edvardsson, eds. Oxon, UK: Routledge, 73-96. DOI: 10.4324/9781003188773-7 Figure 5.3 The Portuguese EHR value network service concept (Patrício et al., 2018, p. 14). Abstract This chapter highlights the modern need for transformative collaboration to tackle complex service system problems, and explores how service design can pu
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Sep 5, 20212 min read


“ServCollabing with Leonard L. Berry”
ServCollab is excited to announce its 3rd online live event that will take place on October 1, 2021, at 9:00 (EDT), 14:00 (BST), 16:00 (EEST) via Zoom and will be broadcasted on its YouTube channel ( https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx51pPij9I29NvF2RlW9tzQ ). Ray Fisk , the Founder of ServCollab will host Leonard L. Berry , Distinguished Professor of Marketing at Texas A&M University, in a discussion about doing marketing research for elevating human experiences and for a be
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Sep 3, 20212 min read


Texas Bakery’s Pride Cookies Sparked Backlash, Now Customers Are Lined Up Down the Block
With one Facebook post, Texas bakery Confections proved that love tastes better than hate. The bakery based in Lufkin, Texas unveiled...
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Jul 11, 20211 min read


Age identity, stereotypes, and older consumers’ service experiences
by Kate Westberg, Mike Reid, and Foula Kopanidis (2021) Journal of Services Marketing This study aims to use the lens of the stereotype...
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Jul 10, 20211 min read


A New Look at Consumer Vulnerability: The Why, What, How and Where of Adopting a Strengths-Based Ap
KIND REMINDER! Dear colleagues, We are happy to announce that ServCollab is a co-sponsor of the event "A New Look at Consumer...
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Jul 9, 20211 min read


Remembering Tilly Edinger, the pioneering ‘brainy’ woman who fled Nazi Germany and founded palaeoneu
This year marks 100 years since the birth of palaeoneurology, the study of “fossil brains”. Notably, it serves as an important reminder...
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Jul 7, 20211 min read


The US could be facing its worst drought in 1,200 years, and summer hasn't even reached its peak yet
The Washington Post reported on June 18 that more than 40 million Americans saw triple-digit temperatures where they live in the prior...
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Jul 6, 20211 min read


2nd ServCollab Live Event - Preparing submissions for the special issue in JSM
Sertan Kabadayi and Rodoula H. Tsiotsou are pleased to invite you to the 2nd ServCollab Live Event concerning the Special Issue “ Broadening and Reinvigorating the Service Discipline to Reduce Human Suffering and Improve Well-Being ” they guest edit for the Journal of Services Marketing. The webinar will start with the Editors of JSM, Rebekah Russell Bennett and Mark Rosenbaum, who will talk about their vision and goals regarding the Special Issue. Then, the Guest Editors wi
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May 9, 20211 min read


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Mar 26, 20210 min read


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Mar 1, 20210 min read


Deadline is fast approaching!
ServCollab seeks to bring researchers, students, practitioners, and policymakers around the world together to collaborate on projects to reduce human suffering and improve wellbeing worldwide. If you are interested in such collaborations, complete and submit the information form by using this link below by Sunday, January 31. If you have already submitted your form, stay tuned to learn about next steps! https://bit.ly/2N7V2DH We are looking forward to hearing from you and c
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Jan 27, 20211 min read


1st Announcement On Project Collaborations
ServCollab seeks to bring researchers, students, practitioners, and policymakers around the world together to collaborate on projects to reduce human suffering and improve wellbeing worldwide. To facilitate such project collaborations, we encourage interested parties to complete and submit the information form by using this link: https://bit.ly/2N7V2DH We are looking forward to hearing from you and collaborating on projects!
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Jan 18, 20211 min read


ServCollab Announces New Logo
This video from our new ServCollab YouTube Channel introduces our new ServCollab logo:
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Nov 20, 20201 min read


BEST Centre Is ServCollab’s Inaugural Sponsor
The Centre for Behavioural Economics, Society and Technology (BEST Centre) is the inaugural sponsor of ServCollab. The new ServCollab logo was created for ServCollab by the BEST Centre! Thank you very much!
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Nov 18, 20201 min read


#1 - 2020 JOSM Article Introducing ServCollab
In 2020, ServCollab published an article in the Journal of Service Managment introducing ServCollab.
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Jul 18, 20201 min read


Why Was ServCollab Started?
ServCollab was started to help service researchers achieve higher levels of impact by elevating the service research community to collaborating on big science solutions to profound human service system problems . For most of human history, human service systems have neglected or excluded some of the people within the systems. Unjust service systems are quite common, especially for those born female, born a minority, or born into poverty. The service research community is de
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Jan 4, 20191 min read
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