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Global Program for Management Development-
India
Developing a personal agenda for global business success

Michigan's Global Program for Management Development is designed for senior executives seeking to develop unique perspectives and skills to excel in the global marketplace. Particularly valuable to those involved in globalising their businesses: creating global strategy, organising for outsourcing, developing global products, and managing joint ventures and alliances this program expands leadership capabilities while providing practical, applicable tools to enhance performance.
Dates & Locations11 Feb - 22 Feb 2009Bangalore - $10,000 USDRegister
FacultyJ. Wayne Brockbank, M.S. Krishnan, M.P. Narayanan, C.K. Prahalad, Venkatram Ramaswamy
Highlights
  • Gain new perspectives on value creation and competitiveness
  • Gain the critical knowledge and skills to accelerate global competitiveness
  • Build new capabilities for next practices
  • Learn local and global best practices
Overview

Businesses today operate in a dynamic global environment that poses unique problems and opportunities for senior executives. Under such circumstances, what are the right strategic decisions? A joint venture? Restructuring the business process? Improving product quality?

To address these and other concerns in an age of complex, multibusiness, multinational, and multifunctional environments, executives need a set of guiding principles that will remain stable over time.

The Global Program for Management Development provides participants with a managerial framework for effective action in an increasingly competitive global marketplace.

This intensive, two week program equips top management with strategic tools and concepts that are the foundation for developing the next generation of best practices. Managers who understand the new concepts and who are able to continually adapt their practices to those concepts will be able to develop new forms of competitive advantage.

The Global Program for Management Development focuses on putting new strategic tools and concepts into practice. Participants will develop an action agenda for building competitive capability.

The program is designed for experienced managers and executives coping with cross-boundary networks and those impacted by foreign competition, especially those managers who need to understand the dynamic of global competition as well as the operating implications for the firm.

Who Should Attend Global Program for Management Development - India

This program has been specifically designed to enable senior executives to develop the needed perspective and skills to excel in the global marketplace. Managing in the context of global competition is the overarching theme for this program, and underscores the basic premise that even firms focused solely on local markets cannot avoid global competitors. This course is particularly valuable to those who are involved in globalizing their businesses and concentrates on: creating a global strategy, organizing for outsourcing, developing global products, and managing joint ventures and alliances.

Learning Objectives

The primary focus of the program is to help each participant develop a "personal agenda" for action on his or her return. Participants are encouraged to identify the big impact ideas that are relevant to them. The program also focuses on helping to improve each participant's personal managerial effectiveness. At the end of the program executives will be able to:

  • Create more powerful business and corporate strategies
  • Understand foundational and state-of-the-art practices of major business functional areas
  • Adapt and leverage global and local best practices
  • Develop integrated action plans
Unique Features

The Global Program for Management Development faculty are pioneers in leading-edge ideas and are well connected with the realities of Indian and developing country markets. They have extensive research and consulting experience with Indian companies as well as leading multinational corporations, and are able to articulate for executives how to translate course concepts and tools to their specific corporate context.

Program Focus

Strategy

  • The need for change: Escaping the past to build the future
  • Restructuring of industries worldwide
  • Organizing for global business
  • Invisible opportunities at the "Bottom of the Pyramid"
  • Emerging governance issues
  • The general managers agenda

Co-Creating Value with Customers

  • Co-creation of value
  • Beyond customer satisfaction: Co-creating experiences
  • Innovating experiences

Finance

  • Measuring your company's financial health
  • Improving operational efficiency: Working capital management
  • Capital: Sources and costs
  • Valuation of businesses
  • Evaluating your company's performance

Information Technology and Business Value

  • Business innovations using IT
  • Managing investments in IT
  • Synchronizing IT and business strategy
  • Evaluating enterprise IT portfolios

Human Resource Management

  • Defining and creating organizational capability
  • Building the competitive organization
  • Tools for talent enhancement
  • Creating the human resource infrastructure
  • Discipline and application of fast change
Sample Program Outline
Week 1
  Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Morning   Experience Co-Creation Resource Allocation to Maximize Value Company Valuation Organizational Performance Evaluation World-Class IT Implementation and Innovation in India: Opportunities and Challenges Fast Change and Leadership
Afternoon Cost of Capital The HR Agenda Information Infrastructure and Value Management Linking HR Strategy and Business Strategy Creating Key Capabilities  
Evening Program Introduction and Reception Finance Session (Optional) Preparation Time Preparation Time Preparation Time Preparation Time

 
Week 2

  Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Saturday

Morning   Current State of Information Infrastructure Escaping the Past to Create the Future Experience Co-Creation Corporate Governance The General Manager's Agenda

Closing

Graduation

 
Afternoon Experience Co-Creation Experience Co-Creation Strategies for the Bottom of the Pyramid: The India Advantage Information Infrastructure and Business Agility  
Evening Preparation Time Preparation Time Preparation Time Pre-Graduation Reception

Please note: We continually update our programs to better serve the needs of our customers. Actual program content may slightly differ from this sample outline.
Fee Policy

The program fee includes tuition, instructional materials, continental breakfast, lunch, and coffee breaks each day, and selected dinners. Fee is payable in advance in US dollars and is subject to change. See our Cancellation, Transfer and Substitution Policy

Note: Admission to this program is by application only. There are four ways to apply:
1) click "Register Now" on this page and complete the application online;
2) download the application and mail it back to us or fax it to +1.734.764.4267;
3) electronically request a paper application be sent by mail; or
4) call +1.734.763.1000, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm EST Monday through Friday and request a paper application be mailed to you.

Dates & Locations11 Feb - 22 Feb 2009Bangalore - $10,000 USDRegister
FacultyJ. Wayne Brockbank, M.S. Krishnan, M.P. Narayanan, C.K. Prahalad, Venkatram Ramaswamy
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