Chaire Industry 4.human]
Les partenaires du projet
Coordinateur du projet :
Fondation Grenoble INP
Partenaires du projet :
Caterpillar Foundation (US), HEC Liège (BE), TU Darmstadt (DE), Politecnico Milano (IT)
Contexte et Objectifs du projet
English below
La mission principale de cette Chaire est de contribuer à une évolution soutenable des métiers et organisations dans l’industrie du futur, face à la prédominance croissante des nouvelles technologies dans les usines modernes. Faire collaborer l’Homme avec la machine, tout en renforçant les points forts de chacun: la créativité, l’éthique, la flexibilité, l’intelligence, la sensibilité, et l’esprit de collaboration pour l’Homme. La précision, la puissance, la répétabilité, la puissance et l’infatigabilité de la machine. Ses contributions sont principalement dans l’analyse et compréhension de l’évolution des métiers et organisations industriels. Sur cette base, notre mission est de trouver des démarches pour former un vaste panel des futurs employés potentiels à ces nouveaux métiers, y compris les compétences transverses qui leur sont essentielles. Avec cette contribution, nous rendrons plus accessible les métiers de l’industrie du futur à ceux qui aujourd’hui ne se sentent pas prêts à les assumer. Pour atteindre notre cible et ainsi pouvoir créer de l’impact, construire de nombreux partenariats avec des organismes de formation fait partie importante de cette mission.
In English
Many industrial companies have already digitized their factories, albeit to varying degrees. The consequences are far-reaching in terms of work transformation, changes in skills requirements, team management and man-machine coupling. While there are many general initiatives to support Industry 4.0 in general, there are very few on the human challenges of this transformation, which are nonetheless major.
In this context, the Industry 4.h Chair, launched in April 2022, aims to respond to the human and managerial issues generated by the transition to the sustainable industry of the future, at the service of society.
The ultimate aim will be to equip the industrial ecosystem with methods and a system for updating skills, based on research and school-industry collaboration, enabling the design of sustainable Industry 4.0 organizations and training curricula.
The originality of the Industry 4.h Chair is to combine the perspective of industrial engineering with that of management science: to understand and support the performance of the industrial process, particularly through technology and its interfaces with people, by drawing on the involvement and skills of employees and managers to contribute to overall performance.
Many industrial companies have already digitized their factories, albeit to varying degrees. The consequences are far-reaching in terms of work transformation, changes in skills requirements, team management and man-machine coupling. While there are many general initiatives to support Industry 4.0 in general, there are very few on the human challenges of this transformation, which are nonetheless major.
In this context, the Industry 4.h Chair, launched in April 2022, aims to respond to the human and managerial issues generated by the transition to the sustainable industry of the future, at the service of society.
The ultimate aim will be to equip the industrial ecosystem with methods and a system for updating skills, based on research and school-industry collaboration, enabling the design of sustainable Industry 4.0 organizations and training curricula.
The originality of the Industry 4.h Chair is to combine the perspective of industrial engineering with that of management science: to understand and support the performance of the industrial process, particularly through technology and its interfaces with people, by drawing on the involvement and skills of employees and managers to contribute to overall performance.
Informations sur le projet
- Porteur du projet : Andreas Riel
- Responsables scientifiques G-SCOP : Andreas Riel, Daniel Brissaud
- Durée: 2022 - 2025
- Organisme de financement : Mécènes
- Site web: https://fondation-grenoble-inp.fr/nos-actions/chaire-industry-4-h/
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