Number of hours
- Lectures 13.5
- Projects -
- Tutorials 40.5
- Internship -
- Laboratory works -
- Written tests -
ECTS
ECTS 6.0
Goal(s)
Issue: Understanding Opportunities and Challenges of the Industry of the Future … for Competitive Firms Design
In 2050, Manufacturing will look very different from today. Key words are faster, responsive, clean and green, close to customers, interconnected, smart. Firms will adapt a massive flow of new technologies: both digital and physical.
As in the past, this 4th Industrial Revolution will shift the role and place of the industry in society, it will generate new business models, new forms of firm organizations and value chains, new sources of value. For successful firms, strategic choices will be crucial.
This course is designed to help students forecasting the future, and acquiring the skills to develop strategic choices in the coming environment. A good strategy traces the paths to innovation: products, processes, organizations, value chains.
Content(s)
. 3 Classes of 3 Hours each (First, Second, and Last): 8:00am-11:00am
. 11 Classes of 4 ½ Hours each, 8:00am-12:30pm
List of 11 themes (Part II)
I. Final Products 1. Individualization
II. Final Product 2. Interconnection, Ecosystem
III. Final Product 3. Matching (Including C2C)
IV. Value Chain 1. Vertical Relations
V. Value Chain 2. Externalities, Ecosystem
VI. Value Chain 3. Capturing Value and Leadership
VII. Value Chain 4. Standards, Norms, and Interoperability
VIII. New Production Process 1. The Future of Work
IX. New Production Process 2. Explore and Exploit, Complexity in Dynamics
X. New Production Process 3. Disruption and Continuity, Innovation and Growth
XI. Macro Issues and Politics
Standard Sequence of a Class
Part I. Medley
. A Technology of the future (students first, with a connected product using the techno)
Origin and Nature, Potential applications, link to other technologies, actors
. A Product (precise)
Presentation, Interest
. A “Global Player” case: Product & Value Chain (students first)
A Value proposition, a Business Model, a Value Chain, a Strategy
. A Book (students first)
Author, Idea(s), Interest for IEM, critic,
. Methods for Forecast and Strategy (profs first)
A Tool for IEM
. A concept or a political issue
Cf. List. Definition, Origin, Applications
Cf. List. Who? Do What? Why? How?
Part II. Theme of the Week
. Profs
. Roundtable with industry’s student groups
Part III. Industry of the Week
. One group of students present their industry’s case and two companies cases
Microeconomics, organisation and basic management are welcomed but not compulsory
Each student: Will acquires methods, concepts and analytical tools for Foresight and Strategy; Will be immersed in the future of a chosen industry, a chosen country, a chosen technology, a chosen company and share his vision with the group; Will Realize Case Studies and Innovate in a Project.
N1: Short Exam : 10%
N2: Group Presentations: 45%
N3: Final Presentation: 45%
Participation mark: +/- 1 to 2 points
The exam is given in english only
The course exists in the following branches:
- Curriculum - Master 2 GI SIE program - Semester 9 (this course is given in english only
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- Curriculum - Engineer student Master SCM - Semester 9 (this course is given in english only
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- Curriculum - Engineer student Master PD - Semester 9 (this course is given in english only
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- Curriculum - Master 2 GI SIE program - Semester 9 (this course is given in english only
)
- Curriculum - - Semester 9 (this course is given in english only
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- Curriculum - - Semester 9 (this course is given in english only
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Course ID : WGU2STR7
Course language(s):
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French State controlled diploma conferring a Master's degree
Common Core presentation
Programme courses S5
Programme courses S6
Supply Chain Management
Programme presentation
Programme courses S7
Programme courses S8
Programme courses S9
Programme courses S10
Product Design
Programme presentation
Programme courses S7
Programme courses S8
Programme courses S9
Programme courses S10
Contacts
Head of studies: Pierre Lemaire
Head of 1st Year Program: Abdourahim Sylla
Head of Supply Chain Management Program: Iragael Joly
Head of Product design Program: Marie-Laure Perenon
Registrar's office
Head of Registrar's office: genie-industriel.scolarite@grenoble-inp.fr
Secretary's office 1st Year: Valérie Demicheli
Secretary's office 2nd Year: Sylvie Malandrino
Secretary's office 3rd Year: Vincente Odier
International relations department:
Nadia Dehemchi