Upskilling For Future Manufacturing

I liked that it was possible to do the module at my own pace. All materials were available and it was easy to go back and read again or listen to a lecture anytime.

I definitely got new ideas from the modules “Smart Maintenance” and “Big Data, Machine Learning and Sensors” that I could use in my role. “Smart Maintenance” gave a good overview and understanding what requires from a company from organizational point of view to succeed in development of smart maintenance, while “Big Data, Machine Learning and Sensors” gave more hands-on skills and knowledge of some Matlab toolboxes that could be used to build machine learning models.

I have already recommended the modules to my colleagues, and I will review remaining Ingenjör4.0-modules and check the latest news.

I liked the very interesting trainer and the practice-oriented examples. This future-oriented topic is crucial in our operative business and the training reached my expectations. Moreover, networking is always exciting and it was good to connect with people from external companies with a similar job. I haven’t had the opportunity to apply my new skills yet, but it is inspiring for our vision deployment initiatives.

I would recommend this module to my colleagues if it’s people that are confronted to the topic ‘autonomous robots’ on a more regular basis than I am. I am curious and love to get new impressions and perspectives so it is possible that I will study more Ingenjör4.0 modules in the future.

What I liked about the module was that even though it was quite short in time there was a lot of information and insights. It was comprehensive and a great start for anyone interested in working with sustainability. I have already applied things I learned and now I’m working with LCA and carbon footprint analyses. I would absolutely recommend this module to my colleagues! If you have an interest for this topic but don’t know where to start, this could be a great option. For sure I will study more Ingenjör4.0 modules in the future! I will keep an eye out on coming modules that fits my interests and job position.

I liked that the module was both professional and personal. Professional because those who offered the courses were experts in their own fields and had a good grasp of the latest trends to learn from, and personal because it was not only aligned with my current training and role, but also flexible for my work schedule. The theory learnt from Fisher has provided me with an eye opener on the various possibilities on segmenting products and trying to align them with the most suitable operations strategy. I would definitely recommend this module to my colleagues – I urge anyone working withing Supply chain and operations to pursue this module. I will definitely study more Ingenjör4.0 modules in the future. I am looking forward to the next one.

I liked that the module provided practical tips and insight on how to design sustainable products. The reflections were valuable. I have applied what I learned by bringing up the sustainability issue in discussions, and trying to make my colleagues reflect if what we’re doing is the best solution in terms of sustainability. I would certainly recommend the module to my colleagues. It’s at the right knowledge level and I would love to study more Ingenjör4.0 modules in the future.

I’m very happy about the course and I would suggest taking this course to understand more about the concepts and to understand more about what exactly you need to know about standards in digitized industry and the technologies on it. The content was, I would say, pin-point on topic.

What I did appreciate with this module was the increased understanding of designing work-stations and the collaborative tasks that can be done at the work-station. I truly enjoyed the task allocation model as well the webinars when we could interact with the professor. She was very skilled. I would give my best recommendations to sign up for this module.