IES Carles Vallbona
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IES Carles Vallbona will introduce Tryton into the training of 80 students on higher-level administration and management programmes. As a test environment, it will let them simulate business processes and understand how software automates them, through a collaboration agreement with NaN·tic.
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The students of IES Carles Vallbona will work in class as if they were in a real company environment
During the following academic year, 80 students from the administration and management degree will use the same ERP that are using several companies in our country. It will allow a qualitative leap in their training because each student will personally verify the management processes in business and how these tools are designed to automate workflows. It's the main goal of the collaboration agreement signed between the managers of IES Carles Vallbona and NaN∙tic.
This agreement will benefit all students who will use Tryton to simulate business processes and meet the challenges that managers and company directors face every day. Tryton ERP is done with open source technology, we recommend it to our customers and we are promoting it in different educational centers including the Universitat de Barcelona and the Foundation of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, now we add IES Carles Vallbona.
We are convinced that this agreement will be very productive for both parties.
Frequently asked questions
How many students will use Tryton as a test environment?
From the 2015–16 academic year, 80 students in higher-level administration and management programmes will use Tryton to simulate business management.
What is the purpose of using an ERP in the classroom?
The aim is for students to gain practical insight into business processes and the software tools that automate them, as if they were working in a real company.
What does the collaboration agreement with the school include?
The agreement allows students to use Tryton as a test environment to simulate business management and tackle the challenges commonly faced by managers and executives.
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