Exploiting Disruption in a Digital World
offered by London Business School

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1 Campus
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Exploiting Disruption in a Digital World
at
LBS
Overview

Seize the opportunities brought by the digital revolution and turn challenges into opportunities

Duration	5 days
Total fee	₹7.27 Lakh
Mode of learning	Online
Course Level	UG Certificate

Exploiting Disruption in a Digital World
at
LBS
Highlights

Earn a certificate of completion from London Business School
Get the latest thinking from our faculty's cutting-edge research
Listen to guest speakers who have undertaken transformation journeys in their organisations

Exploiting Disruption in a Digital World
at
LBS
Course details

Skills you will learn

Big Data

Who should do this course?

For Senior executives and leaders
For Managing directors, regional directors and country managers
For Heads of business units and functions
For C-suite executives
For Senior civil servants and leaders of not-for-profit organisations

What are the course deliverables?

Gain a solid grounding in the hallmarks of disruption from technology guru Peter Hinssen
Learn to exploit digital business models, big data, business ecosystems, platform strategies and more
Develop insights on how to disrupt the disruptors and how to transform your organisation
Learn how to win emotional commitment before embarking on major transformation

More about this course

Learn from the experiences of guests speakers who have transformed their organisations
Gain the tools to develop a personal and organisational response to shifting customer demands and competitors in unexpected places
Equip yourself with practical knowledge on how to exploit radical new technologies and business models
Develop techniques and strategies to convince people to support your transformational ideas

Exploiting Disruption in a Digital World
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LBS
Curriculum

Exploiting Disruption in a Digital World
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LBS
Faculty details

Keyvan Vakili, Associate Professor, Strategy and Entrepreneurship

Real-world experience: Before joining academia, Keyvan was an entrepreneur and worked as a consultant. In 2006, he founded a video game production company, which was acquired by Samsung Co, three years later. As a consultant, he worked with executives in a range of industries such as auto, oil, education, software and hardware.

Peter Hinssen, Guest Lecturer, Chairman of nexxworks

Peter’s research examines radical and disruptive changes in society due to technology innovation. Since 2008, Peter has taught on London Business School’s Senior Executive Programme. Since 2016, he has been a research affiliate at MIT SLOAN CISR, the centre for Information Systems Research.

Nicos Savva, Professor of Management Science and Operations

Professor Nicos Savva is an expert in data science and uses it to solve operational problems and help large organisations develop data science capabilities.

Costas Markides

Professor Markides’ work explores how established companies can pursue disruptive innovation and compete with two business models in the same industry. He examines creating a culture of continuous innovation and the role individual managers play in making organisations more innovative.