Cross-cutting

Technology Ecosystems

Digital Skills 40 hours

Introduction

In today’s fast-paced digital world, the Technology Ecosystems course offers you a unique opportunity to delve into the dynamic landscape of interconnected technologies that are shaping industries. As businesses increasingly rely on complex technological networks, understanding these ecosystems is crucial. This course provides you with an in-depth exploration of foundational and enabling technologies driving innovation. You’ll gain valuable insights into how these systems interact and evolve, fostering skills that are in high demand across various sectors. With the rise of technology-driven solutions, expertise in technology ecosystems is not just advantageous but essential. Equip yourself with the knowledge to navigate and influence this ever-growing field, enhancing your career prospects in a thriving job market. Join us to unlock your potential and become a key player in the technological revolution.

Objectives

  • To understand the fundamentals of technology ecosystems and their components.

  • To identify enabling technologies and their impact on digital ecosystems.

  • To analyse the role of cloud computing within technology ecosystems.

  • To evaluate the integration of IoT in current technology frameworks.

  • To explore the influence of AI on modern technology ecosystems.

  • To assess the security challenges in digital technology environments.

  • To apply knowledge of ecosystems to real-world technology scenarios.

Table of Contents

UNIT 1. INTRODUCTION TO TECHNOLOGY ECOSYSTEMS
The fourth industrial revolution
Digital transformation in companies
Fundaments and key points
Benefits
Enabling technologies
UNIT 2. ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES (I)
Big data
Cloud computing
Blockchain
Artificial intelligence
Augmented and virtual reality
UNIT 3. ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES (II)
BIM
Collaborative robots
Additive manufacturing
Hyperconnectivity
IoT
UNIT 4 ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES (III)
Manufacturing execution system (MES)
Process integration and efficiency
Use cases
New methodologies: agile, lean startup or design thinking
Business change management

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