Throughout this month of November and before the official designation of the winners, we invite you to discover the twenty finalists of the Brief Eco Innovation Trophies 2024. We continue our saga of innovators with La Métropole de Lyon, finalist in the category “Great business”.
The Metropolis of Lyon stands alongside businesses to support them in the transformation of their model to build the economy that the region and its inhabitants need, and prepare for the future. With a dual objective of raising awareness and taking action, she created Tumulte, a workshop facilitation tool allowing managers to test the robustness and sustainability of their economic model by confronting them with attack scenarios. and to identify opportunities for transformation on different themes.
TUMULTE’s innovation lies in its ability to “ nourish the vision of managers: convince them of the interest of evolving towards a sustainable economic model by highlighting the risks of doing nothing and the opportunities of acting, demonstrating pragmatism – the choice of sustainable models allows us to respond to short-term problems (supply, energy, materials, HR) – and serves its economic health mobilize the company's ecosystem and support change: appropriation of the subject and taking action by drawing up actions to be implemented short and medium work term, all illustrated with real business cases ».
Tumulte is aimed at companies of all sizes and all sectors of activity. The 3-hour workshop can be conducted in an inter-company format or within a company directly. “ We recommend the participation of the management team, ideally the manager accompanied by a collaborator (marketing, innovation, production, purchasing, CSR functions, etc.). The tool has been tested and validated by several economic players in the region from its design phase and has been in the deployment phase for 9 months », Explains the Métropole de Lyon.
To disseminate its new tool, the Métropole de Lyon has started to train prescribers (professional organizations, incubators, nurseries, etc.) The game is also available in open data.
