Towards trasdisciplinary science and technology as emerging systems thinking for service oriented society

Systems engineering has significantly contributed to designing and developing complex artifacts in the industrial society that provides methodologies for integrating diversified knowledge in order to identify and realize required functionality. The services also require integration of diversified knowledge, but this is not enough. In case of designing services, the dynamic and uncertain natures of the systems are well managed. The present paper proposes a framework for designing service systems based on transdisciplinary science and technology. Ba (a place) management for idea creation, formal model derivations and inferences, and value assessment of stakeholders which are standing on designer´s value systems are assumed as the fundamentals of service design apparatuses.