printer friendly pageOIT 280: Operations, Innovation, and Technology I
This course is the first part of a new two quarter course series (
OIT 280 &
OIT 281) that offers students a holistic perspective on the rapidly evolving and integrated world of operations, technology and innovation.
OIT 280 covers fundamental concepts and tools for excellent operations (like
OIT 262) and new content on (1) how processes, resources and technology come together in the real world, (2) business models, operating models and innovation therein, drawing on multiple disciplines. This course is for students who want to contribute and help co-design this new integrated approach to the future of teaching management education. Please note that this course is under construction and you will be expected to contribute to its development. In addition to MBA1 students, the course will also be open to a limited number of OIT PhD students from Operations, Information and Technology and graduate students from Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability with permission from Erica Plambeck. Class size is limited so students will experience close, frequent interaction among students and teaching faculty.
Terms: Win
| Units: 3
OIT 281: Operations, Innovation, and Technology II
This course is the second part of the two-quarter course series (
OIT 280 &
OIT 281) and expands on the learnings developed in Part 1:
OIT 280. Graduate students from business and Doerr School of Sustainability will learn about different forms of innovation processes and apply the frameworks through a team project. A team project on an innovation challenge selected by students will provide a real world experience with the processes. We encourage diverse innovation challenges that could lead to one of the following: a concept for a new venture, a change in the business model for an existing organization, a change in operational processes for an existing organization. In addition, students will examine through a series of case studies on how organizations develop operating models that implement innovation business models and integrate operations, innovation and technology Key Topics: design thinking, lean startup, precedent based approach to innovation, technology readiness level assessment, AI and 3D printing, value chain innovation, innovation process applications. The course is open only to students who have completed Part 1:
OIT 280.
Terms: Spr
| Units: 3
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