THE POSTER-SESSION
First, you should all find your team-mates :
connect onto knowledge.skema.edu (where course slides are),
identify your group number,
and try to have lunch together ! ;)
Second, identify your team leader
and have her/him send me an email TODAY before 8pm.
From there, I will only communicate with group leaders
to give information and answer questions…
Any one left without a group ?
Send me an email before 7pm with your first/last name
and I will put you in contact with your “new” group leader.
THE POSTER-SESSION
Have lunch or dinner together (again!)
and decide of a topic:
anything you wish, as long as it constitutes
an issue of mobility/transportation.
Use brainstorming:
sit together, each proposes one idea,
and go around as fast as you can…
while the team-leader writes everything down
No limit to ideas : small, big, near, far, basic, crazy…
A round with no more idea means the end.
THE POSTER-SESSION
Discuss this list,
eliminate, adjust, precise, merge ideas,
and decide among the 3 or 4 left (vote if necessary).
In case of issue, team leader has final word!
Team leader should send me
the idea/title in 1 sentence by email
before Wednesday October 29th midnight.
Topic will be graded according to
pertinence, interest and originality. (10 pts)
NB : any work beyond deadline has a 2.5-points/50 penalty per 24-hr
THE POSTER-SESSION
Before Friday October 31st midnight,
you should identify all stakeholders
and propose a systemic model of the issue at stake.
To present stakeholders,
you should identify/list them, separate them in pros and cons,
and map them according to power and interest.
By then designing a relationship map between them,
naming relations and indicating magnitude and influence (+/-),
you should be able to provide a visual complex system
of the issue you wish to solve or enhance.
Two 1-page documents (stakeholder map and system)
will be emailed for grading. (10 pts each)
THE POSTER-SESSION
Map stakeholders
according to influence/power and interest/concern
Make sure to think of:
• Rule-makers and watchdogs:
NGOs, plaintiffs, regulators, politicians…
• Idea generators and opinion leaders:
media, think tanks, academic institutions…
• Business partners and competitors:
industry associations, B2B buyers, competitors, suppliers…
• Consumers and community:
executives, consumers (+future), communities, employees…
• Investors and risk assessors:
shareholders, analysts, capital holders, insurers, banks…
THE POSTER-SESSION
For Wednesday November 5th midnight,
you should send your final A0-format pdf poster (84x119cm).
This poster should be self-sufficient
to understand the issue at stake,
your proposal and its implementation
and of course its impact on reducing the problem !
It should be attractive, while respecting proper standards,
and clear to go through and understand,
while relying on sound and reliable data (figures…).
Don’t get lost into details: main arguments, clear, simple, logical…
NB : late poster submission will make you
technically and financially responsible for printing them for Saturday…
THE POSTER-SESSION
On Friday November 7th,
12 posters will be presented in the morning, 12 in the afternoon.
For 25 minutes, you will take a look at all of them
and have a first evaluation.
Then team-leaders will give a 5-minute briefing
followed by a 5-minute question session
to groups of other students.
You will then be given 15 minutes to finalize your group-grading.
THE POSTER-SESSION
THE GRADING
50% by me :
10% for topic handed-in
20% for issue model (10% stakeholders/10% system)
20% for poster (10% for look/10% for content)
50% by you :
based on your relative ranking of posters
1st one gets 20, second 19.5, third 19…
and so on until 8/20