Francesc Taxonera Isart

Francesc Taxonera Isart
Building
IOTICAT
Address
C. Quatre Camins 30, 08022, Barcelona
Floor
IOT
Section
Department of Management and Technology
Position
Professor

CV - Francesc Taxonera

Subject Coordinator – Modules of Unstructured Data Analysis and Big Data Analysis. La Salle Campus Barcelona – Universitat Ramon Llull

Academic Background

  • Master in Business Administration. La Salle – Universitat Ramon Llull, 1998
  • Telecommunications Engineer. Universistat Politècnica de Catalunya, 1989

Teaching Activities

  • Professor at La Salle Campus Barcelona– Universitat Ramon Llull since 2025, delivering instruction in the field of advanced data processing, Big Data analytical architectures, and machine learning / artificial intelligence.
  • Professor at various academic institutions within Planeta Formación y Universidades since 2019. Including INESDI and OBS, offering online and in-person training on Data Governance, Information Architectures, and Data Processing.
  • Professor at the EPITECH Higher Information Technology School since 2024, teaching modules on Data Governance, Internet of Things, and Cybersecurity.
  • Professor at the Talent School (UPC) for DM and System Integration.

Professional Experience

His professional career has unfolded almost entirely at IBM and its subsidiaries (ViewNext). He began his career in 1989 as a programmer assigned to a banking institution, specializing in systems integration and communications for banking distribution channels—such as branches and ATMs—from a highly technical perspective.

Following a period of progressively increasing responsibilities in project development and people management (Technical Director of  ViewNext´s Catalonia Branch, 2000–2006), he joined IBM SA in May 2006 as a Senior Systems Architect.

In this role, he has focused on designing diverse solutions—particularly in systems integration and advanced data processing—for clients across sectors such as finance, the public sector, and industry.

At the end of 2024, after approximately 35 years of service, he left IBM to dedicate himself fully to teaching and independent consulting.