Manuel Sosa

Professor of Technology and Operations Management, Director of the Heinrich and Esther Baumann – Steiner Fund for Creativity and Business at INSEAD Business School

INSEAD Business School

Manuel E. Sosa is an Associate Professor of Technology and Operations Management and the Director of the Heinrich and Esther Baumann–Steiner Fund for Creativity and Business at INSEAD. He received a BS degree in Mechanical Engineering from Universidad Simón Bolívar (Caracas, Venezuela) and an SM and a PhD degrees in Mechanical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). He directs the Innovation by Design Programme.

Professor Sosa's research efforts are applied to improving product development systems. He is particularly interested in studying coordination and innovation networks in complex product and software development organisations.

Professor Sosa teaches in the MBA, PhD and Executive Education programmes covering topics related to innovation and operations management. His teaching achievements include the development of a programme with the Art Center College of Design (Pasadena, California) to integrate business and design disciplines for successful product development.

His professional experience includes systems engineering in the petrochemical industry and development and deployment of computer-aided engineering software applications.

RESEARCH AREAS

Innovation Management, Organisation Design for New Product Development, Complex Product Architectures, Social Networks in R&D Organisations

TEACHING AREAS

Strategies for Product and Service Development (MBA), Process and Operations Management (MBA), Technology Management (PhD), Empirical Methods in Operations Management (PhD), Both opened enrolment and company specific programs (Executive Education)

INDUSTRY SECTORS

Aerospace & Defence, Automobiles, Energy, Oil and Gas, Pharmaceuticals and Health

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