Practical Digital Leadership for Managers (Synchronous E-Learning)
About This Course
Digital leadership is about the adoption of digital technologies to meet business goals. But with the business world today charged with soaring volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity, digital leaders now require further skills in both augmenting the business with relevant digital technology and being able to extract value from these digital asset investments. Three business outcomes are manifested by the successful use of digital assets to transform the business – operation security, operation excellence and operation agility. The digital technology and operations course focus on these value-enabling digital technologies and operations and provide the participants with practical knowledge in its adoption through hands-on experiential learning and group problem solving.
What You'll Learn
• Identify and formulate strategies to mitigate cybersecurity risk.
• Recognize the technical options in improving office productivity and collaboration.
• Apply value-realization strategies in digital assets investment.
• Understand the outcome of transparency in agile methodology.
• Acquire knowledge in adopting value-enabling emerging technologies to lead the digital journey.
• to understand the building blocks of moving towards eCommerce, the different aspects of digital marketing and key decision making factors to measure the success of an eCommerce marketing campaign.
Entry Requirements
Open to all unemployed or employed Singaporeans and Singapore Permanent Residents who are looking for training opportunities to transit to a new sector or job role. Applicants must be committed to completing training and passing assessments.
Applicants should:
- Possess a positive attitude and apply the new skill they have gained back in their workplace
- Have at least 3 years of working experience in relevant roles
- Have obtained a diploma and above academic qualification
- Be able to operate a computer or laptop to perform basic tasks
- Applicants who do not meet these recommended requirements may be considered on a case-by-case basis