Strategy > Competitive Strategy
Competitive Strategy |
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October 5-8, 2008
$5,300 |
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July 26-29, 2009
$5,500 |
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October 11-14, 2009
$5,500 |
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| Key Benefits |
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Develop and sharpen your analytic strategy skills |
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Examine theories and frameworks that show you how to identify and exploit profitable opportunities and avoid strategic mistakes |
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Understand leading firms' strategic successes and failures, and the strategic issues they face looking forward |
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"An eye-opening blitz of thoughts and theories that really makes you challenge the current course of your business strategy."
Marketing Director, Frito-Lay
(PepsiCo, Inc.) |
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© Nathan Mandell
Co-Academic Director of Competitive Strategy David Dranove |
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How do firms create and capture value in competitive and rapidly evolving environments? In this program, you will learn how to put into action economic principles for long-run strategic success and quantitative tools for evaluating choices. In a collaborative learning environment, you will explore how to analyze industries: What leads some industries to be more profitable than others? What leads entry opportunities to emerge and shake-outs to occur?
You will acquire the tools to perform an internal resource-based assessment to identify your organization's competitive strengths and determine how best to exploit these strengths given your organization's competitive environment. Blending the latest strategic thinking and practice with case discussions drawn from domestic and international settings, the program is an advanced treatment of the fundamentals behind most successful competitive strategies.
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Format
This intensive three-day workshop includes lectures and discussions focusing on the latest strategic thinking and practice, case discussions drawn from a variety of domestic and international settings, group-work with fellow participants, and ample opportunities for feedback from faculty and peers.
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Who
Should Attend
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