
- Start date
- Duration
- Format
- Language
- 10 Jul 2025
- 4 days
- Class
- English
For participants of large listed companies to enrich their knowledge with elements, both intrinsic and unfolding, to further develop their governance and leadership skills.
An opportunity for progress, but at the same time a potential threat for individuals and for society as a whole: this is the common perception with regard to the onset of the fourth industrial revolution, with more and more advanced devices being developed that are equipped with Artificial Intelligence. And this ‘common wisdom’ is shared by ordinary people, opinion makers and politicians alike. In fact, according to a recent IPSOS Mori survey, 66% of British MPs believe that automation will have a positive impact on the economy, but almost half (45%) think that the next 15 years of technological innovation will erase more jobs than it will create.
For participants of large listed companies to enrich their knowledge with elements, both intrinsic and unfolding, to further develop their governance and leadership skills.
Identifying growth opportunities and drive innovation with a strategic agenda, understanding key external trends and effectively merging financial and market perspectives.
The course aims to investigate how a more digital approach in supply chain processes can improve the level of service provided