Mines Saint-Étienne and Quaternaire signed a partnership agreement on Tuesday, June 1, at the DIWII technology platform at the Campus Région du Numérique in Lyon.
The alliance of Technology and Management for Industry 4.0
Mines Saint-Étienne and Quaternaire — a company specializing in management consulting and training — signed a strategic partnership at the DIWII platform of the Campus Région du Numérique in Lyon in early June.
To seal the partnership, a ceremony was organized in the presence of Pascal Ray, Director of Mines Saint-Étienne, and Philippe Delwarde, President of Quaternaire. Two of Quaternaire’s client companies came to testify to the value of such a partnership: bioMérieux and Savencia Gourmet, represented respectively by Alain Giovinazzo (VP Manufacturing Operations Europe) and Sébastien Baudry (Industrial Director).
The objective of the partnership is to combine their expertise in engineering and management to support the development of industrial companies.
For Mines Saint-Étienne, this partnership is a continuation of its strategy to support companies in their transition to Industry 4.0. The company Quaternaire provides the School with “a powerful network of industrial players seeking solutions to deploy their performance and innovate.” Pascal Ray, Director of Mines Saint-Étienne, states that “this allows us to sharpen our technology transfer offering and support industrial companies across three dimensions: technological, operational, and human.”
The agreement allows partner companies of Mines Saint-Étienne and Quaternaire to access Mines Saint-Étienne’s technology platforms, including the DIWII platform, while benefiting from Quaternaire’s expertise and support to optimize their processes, organization, and management methods.
