HD2 Business
Forretningsudvikling
I kurset arbejder vi med at finde svaret på det centrale spørgsmål, som enhver organisation må stille sig selv: Hvordan opretholder vi vækst i en verden, som er i konstant forandring?
Start: Uge 2
About the course
Skab konkurrencefordele ved at udvikle din forretning i en dynamisk omverden
Mange forretninger fokuserer på deres kerneforretning og glemmer derfor at udvikle sig. En statisk virksomhed, som opererer i en dynamisk verden, overlever ikke længe. Derfor er det altafgørende, at forretninger udvikler deres organisation og ikke mindst udvikler nye forretningsområder.
I dette fag arbejder vi med at finde svarene på det centrale spørgsmål, som enhver succesfuld organisation må stille sig selv: Hvordan opretholder vi vækst og konkurrencefordele i en verden, som er i konstant forandring?
Faget er derfor relevant for dig, som har interesse for at analysere og udvikle nye forretningsmodeller. Faget klæder dig på til at varetage stillinger som leder, mellemleder, konsulent eller som iværksætter.
See the full course description in the course catalogueDit udbytte
Kurset vil især have fokus på:
- Forretningsudvikling
- Udvikling af forretningsmodeller
- Innovation
- Undgå inerti, men opbygge dynamik i forretningen
- Hvordan påvirker eksterne forandringer forretningen
Facts
Læs om priser
Forårssemester 2027
KursusbeskrivelseTilmeldingsfrist: 6. januar 2027
Aftenundervisning mandag og onsdage samt enkelte hele onsdage
Hybrid - Kombination af undervisning på campus, video og online undervisning
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Driftsoptimering
Kurset fokuserer på, hvordan din virksomhed løfter indtjeningen ved at fokusere på omkostningerne og budgetter.
10 ECTS
Data og Kundeindsigt i teori og praksis
Kurset udstyrer dig med en værktøjskasse fyldt med modeller og metoder, der hjælper dig i arbejdet med data.
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