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The Digital Organization · NEOMA BS
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One class = one game. You then import the student list and run the sessions.
People allowed to create classes. Instructors added to a class by a colleague are added here automatically.
Your team is a digital rescue squad sent into Morel Chocolatier, a family business whose information system is a nightmare. You have four sessions to diagnose it, fix it with a limited budget, survive the crises, and tell the story in a 5-minute video in the style of Kitchen Nightmares.
Budget: 300,000 digicoins. Reputation: 100 points.
Final game score = reputation + digicoins left ÷ 10,000.
A family chocolate maker founded in 1962 near Rouen. The chocolate is excellent; the information system is a disaster. Easter, which makes 40% of yearly sales, is five months away.
| Founded | 1962, third generation |
|---|---|
| Employees | 45 (workshop 18, 3 shops 20, office 7) |
| Revenue | €6.2 m |
| Sales channels | 3 shops, website, corporate gifts (B2B), Instagram orders |
| Customers on file | about 14,000 (nobody knows exactly) |
| Easter share of revenue | 40% |
| Character | Role | What they say |
|---|---|---|
| Gérard Morel, 64 | CEO, grandson of the founder | “Computers are a cost. Chocolate is our business.” |
| Camille Morel, 34 | Marketing & website, Gérard's daughter | “We need an AI chatbot. Everyone has one.” |
| Bernard Lefèvre, 61 | Accountant for 27 years | “Don't touch my Excel. Only I understand the macros.” |
| Sophie Diallo, 42 | Manager of the 3 shops | “I phone the workshop every morning to know what's left in stock.” |
| Kevin, 22 | Apprentice, “the guy who knows computers” | “I reset the Wi-Fi when it stops. Usually it works.” |
Gérard agrees to spend 300,000 digicoins to “sort out the computers” before Easter. He wants three things: no more overselling, a clear view of profitability, and “not to end up in the newspaper because of a hacker”.
Even without the big-vendor ERP, everything here costs 384,000 digicoins, more than your budget. Choose. Some items only pay off together.
| Code | Solution | Price | What it does | Works best with |
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Your instructor draws cards in class. Answer each card's question here; answers are saved for the whole team and graded.
All ten cards, so you can plan your protections. Effects show what happens without protection.
Five minutes, Kitchen Nightmares style. Smartphones are enough. Every joke must rest on a real IS concept, and every team member must appear on screen.
Host the video on YouTube (unlisted), OneDrive or Google Drive and paste the link.
Score = reputation + digicoins left ÷ 10,000. Updated live.
Watch every team's video, then vote once for the Audience Award. You cannot vote for your own team.
Each button shows the result first; nothing is recorded until you apply it.
| Team | Members | Purchases | Cards | Score |
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Export the participant list from Moodle (or any Excel file) and either choose the file (.csv) or copy the columns from Excel and paste them below. Needed columns: last name, first name, email. Importing again updates names and adds new students; nobody is removed.
| Name | Team |
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Deleting the class erases its students, teams, answers and grades for good. Export the grades first.
Project grade /20 = video 50% + written plan 30% + card answers 10% + game 10%. The game grade is computed from the score (best team = 20). The export has one line per student with their email, ready to match with the school's grade file.
| Team | Links | Video /20 | Written /20 | Answers /20 | Game /20 | Project /20 |
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