Dynamic Business Models in Systems Engineering

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This seminar is part of the special series System Dynamics for Business Innovation with Kim Warren. A series of nine webinars offering a deep dive into the application of System dynamics in Business. Throughout the sessions, we explore strategic modeling techniques and their transformative impact across different business domains, from strategic management to IT systems planning and sustainable practices. This series reveals the potential of System Dynamics as a powerful tool for business innovation and complex decision-making.

Session 8

Dynamic Business Models in Systems Engineering
Overview

Systems Engineering (SE) professionals develop, test and guide implementation of solutions to many business challenges, and have a strong body-of-knowledge for that work. The seminar will explore how dynamic business models can add to that capability and thus enhance its impact. It will focus on utilizing DBMs for designing, analyzing, and managing business systems, ensuring they align with business objectives and adapt to changing environments.

Learning Outcomes

Learn how DBMs can support systems engineering initiatives.
Understand the differences – and relationships – between common SE methods and quantified DBMS.
Gain insights into managing business projects dynamically to improve business development and performance.
Target Audience:

Systems engineers and project managers wishing to extend their capabilities and contribution.
Business analysts, consultants and strategists interested in improving systems engineering efforts.
Academics and students in business and systems engineering.
This session is designed for professionals and academics in systems engineering and business, aiming to explore the intersection of these fields through dynamic business models.

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