Gestión y Dirección de Proyectos Digitales

I suggest you look around and try to identify one item that is not connected to technology. Information technology is essential today to all industries, it is a magic toolbox with only one limit, our creativity. Entrepreneur in the tech industry, I chose to write the curriculum I would have liked to study myself. To decide for an information technology career is not only to choose one’s future but more so to imagine and design our future.

The Z generation children – born with a digital world – and Alpha – born in a digital world- , are thinking and learning differently. The ambition and wish of The Team School is to train them with a more adapted pedagogy, that will enable them to integrate their future professional life. In small teams, learning through case studies, the students will in turn act, contribute, advise or experiment, and will master various techniques, practices and methods. They will have learned and experienced and adopt this process as one of their own.

Our society is facing numerous challenges – environmental, economical or ethic, that can only be solved with great creativity and disruption. The solutions to these issues will for sure be both digital and innovative. Our belief is that the leaders that will succeed tomorrow will certainly need to master technology but also prove their team and communication skills, the more practice they have in timely resolving issues in teams, the better ready they will be.

Kedge Business School - Customer Experience Consultant Past Chief Technical Officers were required to maintain a park of computers and manage a team of IT engineers, in the underground floors of the company. Today, Chief Information Officers are part of the company’s board meetings and help define the company’s strategy and run innovative projects. This cartoonish vision underlines the need to train “hybrid” managers proving to master both strong technological skills along with management and communication skills. This is our ambition with The TEaM School.

Having managed technical and IT teams for many years, I have always had trouble recruiting good project managers capable of not only developing code but also of understanding the client-users’ needs and effectively interfacing with all functions of the company. Bringing this dual skill to our students allows them to integrate effectively into the businesses of today and tomorrow.