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How to assess an organization's digital transformation readiness by analyzing trends, evaluating competitors, and examining unique capabilities.
How to identify an organization’s position in the competitive lifecycle and anticipate future industry trends to inform strategic decisions.
How to envision an organization’s desired digital position while ensuring alignment with market trends and organizational strengths.
How to generate value-creating offerings, develop the necessary capabilities to execute their digital strategy, and secure sustained value.
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Develop your ability to design and implement strategies that will help your company prosper in the digital age. In this course, developed by the Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia, Professor Mike Lenox will help you understand the critical function of strategic thinking in the digital age, the role of data and analytics in creating value, the challenge of establishing a dominant platform, the impact of digital technologies on competition, and the importance of appropriating value from innovation.
We live in a fast-moving world where the start-of-the-art technology of today could be obsolete by next year and the pressure for organizations to digitally transform impacts virtually every industry and company. This week, we’ll explore the critical role of strategic thinking and the challenges and opportunities today’s organizations face with the rise of the digital age.
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Platforms have been transformational in the digital age as they enable value-creating interactions between external producers and consumers. This week, we’ll explore the challenges presented by the rise of platforms, the ubiquity of network externalities, and the frequent presence of winner-take-all markets.
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Competing in the digital age can often seem like a battle to be the last platform standing. However, the impact of digital technology is often subtler and more far-reaching. This week, we’ll explore new ways of creating and capturing value in a world where digital technologies are helping deconstruct value chains and creating new opportunities for organizations to compete.
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The digital age has spawned a dynamic, hypercompetitive environment that places a primacy on innovation. However, successful organizations must be able to nimbly adjust to an every-changing competitive environment. This week, we’ll explore the importance of appropriating value from innovation by leveraging your organizations unique complementary capabilities and resources.
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IT'S A VERY HELPFULL COURSE FOR MY CAREER THANK YOU
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A very informative and business-appropriate course.
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The content is very insightful and was easily able to grasp the concepts with the help of all the examples provided. Have recommended this course to my colleagues as well.
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