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Sharpen your ability to compete in a fast-changing world
In today's rapidly evolving and highly competitive world, the ability to innovate strategically is the key to surviving and thriving.
The Leading Growth through Innovation and Technology programme enables you to harness the power of innovation and technology to stay competitive and achieve sustainable growth and profitability. Exploring key areas such as technology and AI, sustainability and effecting organisational change, the programme enables you to transform your business management approach through the integration of rigorous strategic reasoning with a hands-on, on-the-ground perspective.
Read Professor Michaël Bikard's latest insights on Catching the AI Wave
Our Participant profile
The programme is designed for leaders and executives who are navigating the challenges and opportunities presented by rapid technological and societal changes. It is also for senior managers seeking to transform their organization by leveraging the latest technological and societal trends to innovation.
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How you benefit
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Identify the fundamental analytical strategies necessary to avoid disruption and achieve sustained performance
Gain an understanding of the implications of technology such as AI and how to leverage it to achieve competitive advantage
Develop the capabilities to enable you to identify threats and opportunities and how to react swiftly and exploit them
Learn how increasing demand for sustainability affects an organisation’s strategy
Understand the key drivers of organisational inertia and learn how to overcome the challenges to effect meaningful change
Transform your business management approach by integrating rigorous strategic reasoning with a hands-on, on-the-ground perspective
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INSEAD Alumni Community
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As part of the lifelong learning journey, alumni of INSEAD are eligible to a 30% reduction off the cost of our Open Programmes.
This programme qualifies for the INSEAD Certificate in Global Management.
Viewpoints
Michaël Bikard
Associate Professor of Strategy
In times of rapid change, leaders need to ask new questions. What worked before might no longer apply, and the most successful firms are those that anticipate the expiration of their current models and build the future before it's too late.
Programme Directors
Associate Professor of Strategy
