Duration
2 days (Face-to-face)
4 half-day sessions, mornings, UK time (Live Online)
Dates
6-7 October 2022 (Face-to-face)
TBC (Live Online)
Implement innovation in your organisation
The Managing Innovation Strategically programme is designed to familiarise you with the important aspects of innovation, and give you the frameworks and practical tips to implement innovation in your own organisation. By learning about why organisations struggle with innovation, you will come away with insight into how you can overcome this to create and capture value.
The first part of the programme will explore the foundations of innovation and discover how disruptive business models are valuable corporate assets. You will leave inspired to apply disruptive innovation strategies and start to create a plan for how you want to tackle innovation in your organisation. The second part of the programme focuses on how to operationalise innovation and how to select innovation projects. You will leave the programme with the tools and techniques for managing innovation and a greater awareness of how to best organise innovation in your firm.
Topics
Your learning journey
- Understanding why organisations are unable to sustain innovation
- Using and harnessing the power of your customers to innovate effectively
- Making you and your organisation more creative
- Creating a portfolio of innovation projects
- Managing innovative development projects
- Disrupting your competitors with innovative business models
- Operationalising new business models
- Capturing the value you have created
- Developing complementary assets to capture value
- Enhancing your product’s success in the market.
Download the Open Programmes brochure for more information on the modules and faculty.
Benefits
- Gain the tools and techniques of managing innovation
- Learn to apply innovation in your organisations to enhance performance
- Identify processes from innovation to create a competitive advantage
- Understand the factors required to support creativity and innovation
- Understand the innovation implementation process and how best to organise innovation
- On completion of the programme, participants will be awarded a digital certificate of completion by Cambridge Judge Business School Executive Education.
This programme counts towards the Cambridge Judge Business School General Management Certificate of Achievement and the Cambridge Judge Business School Innovation Management Certificate of Achievement.
Faculty & speakers
Learn from our world-class faculty who bring fresh insights from their leading-edge research into all of our Executive Education programmes.
The Academic Programme Director (APD) for the Managing Innovation Strategically programme is Professor Stelios Kavadias.
Access profiles of the programme’s APD and faculty:
Download the Open Programmes brochure for more information on the modules and faculty.
Programme formats
Live Online
Our Live Online programmes bring Cambridge to you wherever you are, delivering the best aspects of a face-to-face learning experience here in Cambridge, into your office or home. Using technologies we are all now familiar with, you will take part in breakout groups with real time interaction between your peers and faculty. You will engage in realistic simulations or use software-enabled “sprint” design development. We also introduce guest speakers, live “Cambridge Union”-style debates and panels of experts and practitioners into the class.
Our Live Online programmes take place over a number of half-day sessions, run in the mornings (UK time).
Face-to-face
Face-to-face is a traditional, intense classroom learning experience and is all about hands-on interaction. You will be a part of exercises, debates and conversations, engaging directly with our faculty and your peers. Conversations spill over into breaktimes and meals, forming lasting connections. Share your ideas, develop your network and grow professionally, whilst enjoying the historic city of Cambridge.
Who should attend?
- Leaders interested in creating an innovative organisation
- R&D executives
- Marketing managers involved in innovation
- Strategy managers looking for new business models
- Anyone wanting to learn about new product/service development.
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Why Cambridge Judge Business School?
Cambridge Judge faculty
All of our programmes are designed and led by an Academic Programme Director, who is a member of Cambridge Judge Business School faculty. They will also deliver substantial portions of that programme.
Leading-edge research
The research conducted by Cambridge Judge Business School’s 19 research centres, across a diverse range of disciplines, flows directly into all of our programmes, bringing new insights to our programme content.
Small group learning
With small class sizes, we continue the Cambridge way of learning that emphasises high levels of interaction with both our world-class faculty and peers.
Related programmes
Managing Innovation Strategically belongs to our Innovation & Technology-topic executive education programmes. Here is a selection of related programmes:
Contact us
If you have any questions or would like to have a chat about this programme and how it could benefit you or your organisation, please get in touch with the programme advisor:
Claire Wright
Business Development Director
Open Programmes
Tel: +44 (0)1223 330741
Mob: +44 (0)7548 708067
Fees
£2,500 + VAT (Face-to-face)
£1,875 + VAT (Live Online)
Fees include instruction, materials, lunch and breaks. Preferential rates may be available for groups, University of Cambridge alumni and members of the School’s Alumni Association. Please note prices pre-registration are subject to change.
Additional information
Registration closes at midday two working days before the programme start date.
Participants are expected to attend the full programme.
VAT is charged at the prevailing rate, which is currently 20%; e.g. £2,500 + 20% = £3,000.
For information regarding payment terms, cancellation rights, transfer policies and fees, please see our terms & conditions documents:
Terms & Conditions for Self-funded Applicants (updated 25 August 2021)
Terms & Conditions for Organisation-funded Applicants (updated 25 August 2021)
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