
A BDD with Google
Business Deep Dive: Google & ProprioGO — A Data-Driven Expansion Into Spain
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Business Deep Dive: Google & ProprioGO — A Data-Driven Expansion Into Spain

From Geneva to Lyon, we map flagship partners and the strategic challenges at each campus—from global institutions to tech leaders, luxury brands, and logistics giants.

Winners of the 3M hackathon (Malt, Make, Mistral AI), our students visited Malt and put their project to the test with the marketing, ops, engineering, and data teams to deliver a more precise V2.

In front of Carrefour teams, B2 students presented a data-driven (LightGBM) Pet Food assortment approach, tailored by store format, to maximize sales, satisfaction, and space.

A first-of-its-kind BDD with Mines Paris to dissect Parcoursup: algorithms, simulations of Albert School's integration, and effects on profile diversity, ahead of a possible entry as early as next academic year.

Six student teams designed image analysis algorithms and a dashboard to anticipate the expansion of nickel mines in Indonesia and assess environmental risks for Eramet.

A demanding retail case at B1 Paris: heterogeneous data, operational constraints, and a winning three-algorithm approach to list the assortment, recommend removals/replacements, and validate.

AI/entrepreneurship talks in the morning, workshop in the afternoon: Albert School-ESCP teams prototyped a chatbot to support Louis Vuitton’s ambitions in Asia.

From June 2 to 4 on the Paris campus, teams from Albert School and partner schools will compete to automate Welcome to the Jungle’s business processes using code, no-code, and AI.

Using 200 million rows, we model the links between 1,105 games and their players on Board Game Arena, enriched via the BoardGameGeek API, to map the ecosystem.

Three weeks immersed with Asmodee: B1 and B2 compared the BGA and BGG forums to boost engagement and structure data. Discover the winners and their insights.

After three weeks, seven teams pitched solutions for La Provence on the Grand Central rooftop: gain subscribers, reduce churn, and increase average revenue per user.

Since the start of the year, wins are piling up: Paris B1 (Management and Strategy 5, Advanced Math 9, IBBA 11) and Paris B2 (Math 11, Management 9). Only two BDDs to go, including Carrefour.

Three weeks of collaboration begin: four teams interviewed Arnaud Grojean, Carrefour’s CDO, and must optimize a category (canned goods, beer, pet food) while limiting cannibalization.