Sophie Peillon

Servitisation, Product-service systems, Business models, innovation, Manufacturing sector and SMEs

Teaching areas

In charge of the Major in Management and Corporate Finance in the ICM curriculum
Current courses: accounting (undergraduate), business games (graduate), business models related to product-service systems and servitisation (graduate)
Languages: French (mother tongue), English  (Spanish)

Education

H.D.R. (Dr. habil.) in management from Aix-Marseille Université

Ph.D. in Economics from Mines Saint-Étienne and Université Jean Monnet – Saint-Étienne

Master degree in Economics of Production and Industrial Organization from
Université Lumière – Lyon 2

Bachelor in Economics and Management from Université Jean Monnet – Saint-Étienne

Visiting professor at McGill University –
Desautels Faculty of Management, and Center for Strategy Studies in Organizations, Montréal, Canada (June-December 2014).

Sophie Peillon is graduated from Mines Saint-Étienne and Université Jean Monnet – Saint-Étienne (Ph.D.) and from Université Lyon 2 (Master).

She is an Associate Professor in Management at Mines Saint-Étienne since 2004. She is currently in charge of the Major in Management and Corporate Finance in the ICM curriculum.
Her research focuses on business model innovation, especially through servitisation and product-service systems, with a particular attention to SMEs. She has published various articles on these topics in academic journals such as Journal of Service Management, Production Planning and Control, Business Process Management Journal among others.

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She regularly participates in funded research projects in collaboration with companies in the manufacturing sector, either SMEs or large firms.

She has been a visiting professor at McGill University – Desautels Faculty of Management, and Center for Strategy Studies in Organizations, Montréal, Canada.