Operations Management and Information Systems - MOSI

The Operations Management and Information Systems Academic Department (MOSI) at KEDGE Business School brings together Professors from disciplines such as Purchasing Management, Supply Chain Management, Quality Management, Information Systems Management, Project Management, Urban Logistics, Maritime and Air Transport, and Sustainability in these areas.

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Operations Management and Information Systems department - MOSI 

These disciplines are all related to Supply Chain Management in the broadest sense. Professors in the MOSI Department provide theoretical and practical training designed to give students specific knowledge of Purchasing, Supply Chain, Quality, Information Systems, Maritime and Air Transport, as well as a global and cross-disciplinary vision of Supply Chain Management. 

Teaching commitment 

The educational project of the MOSI department is based on five main pillars: 

  • Interactive teaching, learning by doing and transferring knowledge; 
  • An international and prospective approach to the concepts taught; 
  • The correct balance between theoretical and practical learning; 
  • The correct balance between classes and work outside the classroom; 
  • The correct balance between individual and group work. 

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Professors from the MOSI department mainly teach the following programmes: 

KEDGE Business School is a member of the following networks: 

  • ERCIS (European Research Centre for Information Systems) , through the contribution of the Information Systems Management professors – including Tatiana Bouzdine-Chameeva – to the centre’s European and international success.
  • Portecononomics through the maritime expertise of MOSI department academic staff such as Pierre Cariou and Jason Monios
  • Network for Business Sustainability thanks to the Sustainable Supply Chain expertise of teaching staff such as Joerg Hofstetter and Anicia Jaegler

Our academic staff 

Most of MOSI's staff are members of the Research centre in supply chain management - CESIT - managed by MOSI staff member Frédéric Babonneau . Some research is also linked to Research centres in Sustainability and Food, Wine and Hospitality