Event

Seminar: McGill Analytics Leadership Program

Monday, May 9, 2016 09:00toThursday, May 12, 2016 17:00

Bronfman Building McGill Executive Institute, 6th floor, 1001 rue Sherbrooke Ouest, Montreal, QC, H3A 1G5, CA

Price:

$4,995

Master big data and business analysis decisions to drive success

Decision-making through smart managerial practices is not enough in today’s data-driven workplace. As companies gain the ability to measure more and more details of their business, managers must learn how to think and lead others in a new era of data analytics, competitive intelligence and value creation impacting every function from operations to customers.

This new four-day program has been created specifically for those with a strategic role looking for a next generation leadership development experience. The faculty team looks at leadership through the lens of big data and business intelligence to help people more confidently solve problems, manage risks and exceed targets. Each day focuses on the acquisition of key leadership disciplines with an applied view, such as what data, what analysis, what outcomes and what value. Projects tackle real issues, fellow participants give experienced advice and a quality faculty team guides the development of your leadership agenda back in the organization. The program fee includes one-on-one coaching before and after the onsite learning for increased relevance and impact.

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Who Should Attend

This program is designed for seasoned managers and individual contributors looking to improve management practices and decision-making related to big data and analytics. This is also an excellent program for those who use output linked to data, analytics, technology and customers to make better decisions that create more value for your organization. The content applies to all types of organizations from small businesses to multinationals in both private and public sectors.