The “Future Talents” project was launched based on the Stanford University ME310 program in order to solve the worldwide shortage of IT talents.
Students from 3 global universitieswill solve a real business case related to HR and IT. They will conduct analytical research and prepare the MVP of the product which will enable the advanced hiring in one click
PROJECT BASIS
The project is based upon the Stanford Design Innovation Process.
According to the Design Innovation Process, the best solution to a business problem can be developed through creative analysis and collaborative work between specialists with different areas of expertise.
To dive deep into the market of IT hiring we are looking for respondents. If you are developer, designer, QA engineer, or, on the other hand, recruiter, HR manager, and business owner we invite you to proceed a quick interview.
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Professors and mentors
Joerg Becker
University of Muenster, Professor, Chair for Information Systems and Information Management. Spokesman of the WWU Center for Europe
Michael Räckers
University of Muenster, Department of Information Systems, CEO, Chair for Information Systems and Information Management
Larry John Leifer
Stanford University, Professor of mechanical engineering, Founding Director, Stanford Center for Innovation and Design Research
Yulia Bolshakova
PhD, HECBachelor of Science in Strategic Management, Master of Science in Business InformaticsBusiness School graduate, Head of Innovations at X5 Group
Jaroslav Slobodskoy- Plusnin
PhD in Neuroscience, MA in Business psychology CEO, Founder NEURON, Biotech Expert, Skolkovo Fund
Evgeniy Lagunov
Founder and CEO at GEOMETRIA, Masters of Science in digital advertising, marketing and creative app
THE SOLUTION
Pavel Podkorytov
CEO and Founder at Talent Service
Victor Taratukhin
University of Muenster, Department of Information Systems, CEO, Chair for Information Systems and Information Management
Bachelor of Science in Biology, Masters of Science in Biology, Masters of Science in Mathematics (Bioinformatics)
Vsevolod Chernykh
Bachelor of Science in Applied Physics and Mathematics, Masters of Science in High-tech technologies and the economy of innovation
Gleb Trepalin
Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics Masters of Science in Technology Product Management
Mikhail Lepekhin
Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science, Masters of Science in Computer Science
Niklas Kloth
Bachelor of Science in Information Systems
Kristina Dudkovskaya
Bachelor of Science in Business and Informatics, Master of Science in Information Systems and Computer Science
Mathias Schmidt
Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering and Economics
Working process
Agile
The work on the project is built on Agile principles. This includes weekly meetings of students from different countries, tasks and tools discussion, as well as iterations planning.
Key lectures
Introduction to Design thinking and Stanford Design Method
Design Thinking: Industry Project Needfinding & Benchmarking
Design thinking: Developing User Personas and Mind Map
Design thinking: Introduction to Dark Horse Prototype concept
Introduction to Mechatronics
Prototype development and Manufacturing Part
Prototype Testing and Final Presentation design
Design Thinking: How to develop Critical Prototype
Working with Industry Projects: SWOT Analysis and Corporate Needfinding Presentation
ADDITIONAL LECTURES
Introduction to SAP solutions and SAP Intelligent Enterprise ConceptModern Retail systems from European
PerspectiveIntroduction to Business Processes
Working process
The work on the project is built on Agile principles. This includes weekly meetings of students from different countries, tasks and tools discussion, as well as iterations planning.
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