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CESI GROUP 1 The CESI group: activities Turnover More than 50 years experience in m 71 professional training and Higher Education (2012) France Spain Algeria Indian Ocean Creation 47% 1958 Masters degrees in engineering


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CESI GROUP

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The CESI group: activities

47% 45 % 8%

Turnover €m 71 (2012)

More than 50 years’ experience in professional training and Higher Education

France – Spain – Algeria – Indian Ocean

Creation 1958 Creation 2004

Master’s degrees in engineering & Post-Master’s programs Research & transfer Training & Consultancy Competences provided to company employees

Subsidiaries Creation 1963

Master’s degree specializing in IT Partnership with UQAM

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Key figures

  • 45,000 m² distributed over 24 sites in

France 3 abroad

  • 26,000 students, apprentices and

trainees

  • 670 salaried employees including 300

permanent teachers

  • 2,500 visiting professors
  • 46 accreditated cursus

6,000 partner companies that

  • Take on students, apprentices

and trainees

  • Supply students and apprentices

with industrial projects

  • Provide consultancy and

continuing education

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Cesi campuses and…

East Southeast Paris area

… Centres of Excellence, Clusters for Higher Education & Research, Competitive Clusters

  • - > 6 regions

Nord Ouest Ouest Sud Ouest Ile de France Est Sud Est

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Ei.cesi courses

14 Post Master’s programs Including:

Enterprise Resources Planning Industrial Risks Management Supply Chain Management Computer and Information Systems Management Continuous Improvement and Industrial Performance Coordinator

Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy

Innovation and Activity Development

1 Master of Science

International Business Project Manager

Board of Higher Education Schools Accreditation Board for Engineering degrees

7 Master’s degrees in Engineering

General Program

Work-study programmes Continuing Education

Specialized Programs :

Maintenance Industrial Engineering Embedded Electronic & Electric Systems Civil Engineering

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Cesi.entreprises activities 9 areas of specialization Management / Personal efficiency

Project management and innovation Organization and industrial performance Quality Safety Environment Sustainable development Information technology and information systems Human Resources Construction industry executive functions/ Sustainable construction Training & Skills development Real Estate & Training of Technical Experts

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A focus on Competences Development (1)

Solutions to be thought of to maintain and develop in the regions the most useful competences that have been locally trained. Exchanges on best practices on work:study programmes and UK KTPs Incentives to entrepreneurship and analysis of an entrepreneur’s profile  Within the frame of the BENEFITS project - Building an Expertise Network for an EFficient Innovation & Training System (Partenaires: CESI, University of Exeter, Greenwich) – INTERREG IVA

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A focus on Competences Development (2)

Train high-skilled people to meet the needs of the SMEs innovation-, export- and international-oriented. Participation in the Open Training Institute for innovative export-oriented SMEs  InnovENT-E Project , led by the INSA group, the UT network, Lorraine University and CESI.  Work/study programme for the Engineering School Master’s students « Design, Innovation, Export/International » between INSA and CESI

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IRISE laboratory

IRISE

Research Institute in Innovation and Business Sciences

Assisting the process of industrial changes

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IRISE main areas of research

Industrial performance

  • Industrial engineering (organisation, quality,

logistics…..)

  • ITC (modelling, interoperability)
  • Energy performance

Innovation

  • Organisation, Characterisation
  • Building materials
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11 Planification, modélisation Génie industriel, innovation informatique

Gestion Cycle de vie du produit PLM Performance énergétique du Bâtiment

Outil d’aide à la décision

Performance Industrielle

Modélisation, simulation et analyse de systèmes de production Maintenance des équipements

Projet BENEFITS Projet Mer Innovate Allocation Régionale Projet CREST

Innovation

Organisation des acteurs face à l’Hybridation des technologies Mesure de la maturité de l’innovation dans les entreprises

Projet TRANSNETAERO Projet BENEFITS
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IRISE FUNDED PROJECTS

CREST Energy efficiency - smart building Interreg IVA Channel area October 2012 - June 2015 funded - budget 2,1 m€ - CESI budget: 520 k€ University of Cambridge, Chesterton Community College, Etudes et Chantiers Bretagne BENEFITS Product Lifecycle Management

  • innovation - entrepreneurship

Interreg IVA Channel area July 2012 - June 2015 funded - budget 2,3 m€ - CESI budget: 900 k€ Universités de Greenwich et Exeter Mer Innovate e-maintenace off shore wind farms Interreg IVA Channel area April 2013 – June 2015 Funded – budget 3,8 m€ - CESI budget 293k€ University of Chichester, Plymouth Marine Energies, ESP KTN (UK (transfer institute), Technopole Cherbourg TransNetAéro new cluster organisation, technologies hybridizing Interreg IVB NWE January 2013 - June 2015 funded - budget 2,3 m€ - CESI budget 320 k€ Universities of Liège, St Gallen, Nottingham, Steinbeis, Delft

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IRISE – Examples of research work (1)

Product Lifecycle Management (PLM)

  • Development of business process models and information/knowledge

management framework

  • Development of product data models and integration methods between

PLM (Product Life Cycle Management) and CAD/CAM (Computer-Aided- design and Computer Aided Manufacturing) systems

  • Development of collaborative platform and demonstrator

Part of

Part of BENEFITS - Franco-British programme funded by ERDF. Collaboration with the universities of Greenwich and Exeter (UK).

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Product Lifecycle Management (PLM)

R&D view and process

CAD, CAM: mechanical, electrical,… CAE, system engineering

PLM : Data storage (Design database, Archival Design repository, …) and exchange, management of development processes, knowledge management, …

0D and 3D Simulation software: thermal, vibration

Other IT tools

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Supply chain management (SCM)

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IRISE – Examples of research work (2)

Study of system engineering in a context of mechatronics product

  • development. Objectives and main actions:
  • Implement tools and design methodologies of mechatronic systems
  • Studying the limits of these tools and methodologies particularly in terms of

reusability of models and re-use of information at different stages of the design.

  • Connection of this tools with the PLM software
  • J. Eloundou, D.Baudry, A. Louis, B. Mazari « Méthodologie d ingénierie système
appliquée à la conception des systèmes mécatroniques: cas d une éolienne », CONFERE 2012, Juillet 2012, Venise, Italie.

Bloc Definition Diagram in SysML Modelica simulation

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IRISE – Examples of research work (3)

Maintenance and e-Maintenance:

  • Predictive maintenance and optimisation
  • Petri Nets modelling of offshore wind farm

maintenance activites

  • E-maintenance of offshore power systems:
  • Investigating the tools and protocols for communication

and data exchanges (voice, video, technical documentation) between maintenance operators and experts on shore.

  • Augmented reality technologies for maintenance
  • peration.
  • Monitoring tools on site enabling data to be directly

collected on equipment (embedded sensors) and sent to maintenance operators.

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IRISE – Examples of research work (4) Modeling and optimisation of complex systems:

  • Study of Multi-agent system
  • Modeling and optimization of production system

Machine learning Development of serious game ICT and ambient intelligence for intelligent building:

  • Study of the implementation and reliability of sensor network
  • Optimization of the network infrastructure
  • Study how the users react to different fixed or nomad interfaces

such as interactive tablet PCs or smartphones, which allow interaction with intelligent objects in the building

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IRISE – Examples of research work (5)

Technologies hybridisation (several totally different scientific areas that need to be mastered with regard to developing innovation in a given economic environment) makes a networked innovation model essential. Though the clusters are a homogenous close-knit community, they have to open up to external environments. The medium-sized clusters are likely more flexible than the large ones with respect to this opening and to absorbing innovative organisational processes and methods

 analysis of the different organisational approaches of the clusters, within the context of an aerospace industry whose market is worldwide but shares tentatively its technology.  aims at proposing new structures to these clusters or networks of clusters, in terms of organisation, innovation management, technology hybridisation, open and collaborative platforms.

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The Normandy project: platform « Industrial Performance »

Context and objectives : the IRISE laboratory in CESI intends to assist companies with a industrial performance platform, a tool for training and helping improving the companies performances in a short-, mid- and long-term.

It aims at offering regional companies, especially SMEs,

  • an easy-to-use tool,
  • adapted to their needs,
  • capable of assisting them

in improving their competitiveness.

Normandy Aerospace Cluster, MOVEO- Automotive cluster, Normandy Energy Network, Life Sciences THALES, VALEO, RENAULT, SAFRAN group,

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SURVEY

Expectations

TOPICS / TYPOLOGY

Micro SMEs SMEs Midcaps/Large groups

ORGANISATION Costs reduction Innovation Production Organisation Lean Manufacturing Quality and methods PLM Costs reduction Innovation Production Organisation Lean Manufacturing Quality and methods PLM Security Maintenance Better knowledge of the regional supply chain Costs reduction Innovation Production Organisation Lean Manufacturing Quality and methods PLM HUMAN RESOURCES HR HR HR for executives Cultural change Communication HR for executives Cultural change MANAGEMENT TOOLS ERP ERP Industrial performance measurement ERP TECHNOLOGY Product Innovation Innovation products/processes Tools for Maintenance CAD tools Innovation products/processes Diverse needs : powerful computational tools, CAD tools

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Technological watch in Europe

Visit to platforms/centres dealing with similar issues

  • CERSYL, Lyon : 17 April 2012
  • Université de Lorraine : 20 – 21 June 2012
  • Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland : 16 – 17 July 2012
  • Turbomeca : 26 September 2012
  • IMH, Elgoibar, Spain : 4 – 5 October 2012
  • Université de Technologie Belfort Montbeliard 25 -26 October 2012
  • NIACE/BOMBARDIER, Queen’s University, Ulster University, Belfast, UK : 30 –

31 October 2012

  • Fraunhofer IPK (Institute for Production Systems and design technology),

Berlin, Germany, November 2012

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Platform

Transfer

Assisting companies and especially SMEs. Examples: * Expertise and consultancy * Networking and exchange of knowledge * Training Programmes Offering new technological equipment. Examples: * Pilots * 3D CAD tools * Rapid Prototyping (collaboration INSA R)

Research

Modelling and

  • ptimising

industrial performance. * Preventive maintenance * Supply chain * System engineering and software tools for PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) Technological tools for innovative products.

* ICT: Network Architecture, data security, Iinformation. Processing and storage Example: Application to smart building

Involvement of Masters’ students, PhD students

Platform « Industrial Performance »

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Project: industrial performance platform The zones

industrial performance platform (~2000 m2) transfer / events/ collaborative projects (520 m2) Flexible Production workshop (360 m2) Offices: research and administrative staff(360 m2) Lobby (750 m2) Mobile Laboratory prototyping / innovation

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transfert/ events/collaborative projects (1)

transfer / event/ Collaborative projects (520 m2)

Objectives:

  • Organisating training days, technological breakfasts, industrial

performance workshops. First topics to be dealt with: LEAN, LEAN Manufacturing, 6 sigma, administrative issues re research funding/taxes

  • Conferences, events
  • Collaborative and innovation projects:
  • Involvement of students (CESI or other Universities/Schools in the region)
  • n SMEs-oriented problems. Activities managed/led by researchers of the

platform

  • Expertise, studies, services carried out by researchers and research

engineers of the platform. Description Surface (m2) number Meeting room (30 persons) 50 1 Meeting room (15 persons) 25 2 Students’ projects room 70 1 innovation / collaborative projects (industrials, restricted access) 50 1 Conference room (Amphi) 300 1

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design and system engineering CAD and mechanical and electrical simulation… Link with prototyping tools / production (technological platforms) Flow simulation, digital factory, processes

transfert/ events/collaborative projects (2)

innovation / collaborative projects (collaborative tools and PLM)

Room dedicated to innovation, collaborative projects and organisation of industrial performance

transfer / event/ Collaborative projects (520 m2)

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Flexible production workshop (1)

means: automated and manual production chains applications:

  • Organisation and optimisation of production activities
  • LEAN manufacturing
  • Ergonomic priniciples
  • Maintenance and supervision operations
  • Modelling of flows and internal logistics optimisation
  • Investigation on sensors, actuators, automated systems, industrial robotics
  • Works on intelligence embedded onto products (RFID)

Flexible production workshop (360 m2)

production area Assembly area montage Logistics area Finishing area

Solution proposée par FESTO

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Flexible production workshop (2)

Means: flexible workshop

  • 10 workstations enabling the several stages of mounting and finishing to be

simulated

  • Video acquisition system to study the way the workstations are installed,

management and communication methods between operators

  • Visual management tables and Kanban system

Examples of applications:

  • Organisation and optimisation of production activities
  • LEAN management
  • Ergonomic principles

Flexible production workshop (360 m2)

CERSYL / INEXO
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Mobile laboratory / prototyping / innovation

Mobile Laboratory prototyping / innovation

prototyping 3D printer

Objectives:

  • Easy-to-share equipment
  • Affordable to SMEs and higher education and college/High School

students

  • Demonstrator to be used on open days, events

Means:

  • CAD software and prototyping (3D printer, tool for digitilysing 3D

parts (INSA R))

  • Work station

Work Station

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Other zones

Offices researcha dn transfer staff (360 m2) Lobby(370 m2)

10 offices for research staff, PhD students 3 offices for administrative support 2 rooms for trainees Lobby, technical workshop

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International Partnerships

Afrique du Sud : Université de Stellenbosch F’SATIE, TUT Université de Pretoria Université de North-West CPUT Allemagne : Université de Hambourg DHBW Baden Wurtemberg Université des sciences appliquées de Cologne Angleterre : Université de Portsmouth, Université d’Oxford Brookes, Université de Northumbria à Newcastle, Université de Brighton Université de Southampton Swansea University Liverpool John Moores University Queen Mary University of London University of Greenwich Autriche FH Joanneum, University of Applied Sciences Australie Monash University Bond University Brésil : Université PUCRS , Porto Alegre Chine Université de Sichuan Université de Wuhan Université technologique d’Hefei Université d’AnhuiC Canada :
  • Université de Québec à Montréal - UQAM
  • Université de Laval
  • Université de Toronto
  • Ryerson university
  • Ecole polytechnique de Montréal
CESI ‘s international campuses: Northern Africa, Spain and Indian Ocean. Danemark : Université d’Aalborg Esbjerg IHK Copenhague Ecosse University of West Scotland Université de Napier à Edimbourg Espagne Université de Lleida Ecole polytechnique de Burgos Université du Pays Basque Maroc : Université d’Oujda Université de Settat ESMN Université international ede Rabat Nouvelle-Zélande Université de Canterbury Pays-Bas Université de Hanze Pologne : Université de Silésie à Katowice Portugal Université de Porto Roumanie : Université Technique de la Construction de Bucarest (UTCB) Université de Cluj-Napoca Russie : Finnec – St Petersbourg USA : IIT Chicago, Université de Little Rock in Arkansas (UALR ) Université de Notre Dame, University of Miami Université d’Oklaoma – Tulsa
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International activities

  • Exchange of students

– Work placement – Research project – Cesi immersion program in company or laboratory (3 months) – Semester exchanges

  • Exchange of academic staff members
  • Establishment of joint research programs
  • Dual award
  • Sharing good practices, related to research and innovation,

pedagogical methods, links with industry and the development

  • f new technologies

– Combined work-training program – Innovation – Sustainable development – PBL (Problem-Based-Learning)

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Incoming mobility

Cesi Summer School : a 2-week program (courses, companies visits, cultural activities) Cesi Immersion Program : a 3-month program (in-company or in-laboratory period with some academic courses at-school) Master program: a 2-year program (last 2 years of the engineering degree, in a combines work/training scheme, with graduation) Game Jam, seminars, projects For Students, undergraduates or graduates For teachers or staff members Pedagogical workshop (PBL, combined work/training scheme, … Teaching periods : conference, courses, …

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Outcoming mobility

Mission abroad: a 3-month period (in-company or in-laboratory period) Semester abroad : a 6-month period (academic courses and in-laboratory research project) Dual award:

  • Engineering Degree / Master Degree, UALR, IIT Chicago (USA)
  • Post Master’s Degree / MSc in Construction Management, UNN (UK)
  • 5-year degree in IT / « Maitrise en Informatique », UQAM, Canada

Game Jam, seminars, projects

For Students, undergraduates or graduates For teachers or staff members

Pedagogical workshop (PBL, combined work/training scheme, …) Teaching periods : conference, courses, … International year: 1-year abroad (academic courses, in-company or in-laboratory period) Seminar abroad: a 1-week period (some academic courses, company visits, cultural activities)

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CREST PROJECT

OUR OFFER AND INTEREST

Technology Provider for WP1 Training re living labs (building to equip, maintenance, improvement) Our expertise in setting up bespoke training for companies (construction, sustainable development, renewable energies) Large international project management and engineering A very large network Several end-users for living labs  a larger data base Joint training (further education) Awareness campaign (Science festival etc)

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ANY QUESTION?

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