Our Workshops and Seminars, led by renowned academics and industry leaders in the area of business technology management, define the key management capabilities, the role they play, and how to create them for a functional area. These areas include Governance & Organization, Strategy & Planning, Managing Technology Investments and Strategic Enterprise Architecture.
Today, most global companies say that integrating business and technology is critical in their efforts to:
Yet surveys reveal that most find these goals difficult to achieve. What is the answer?
Workshop and Seminar attendees Discover, Learn, and Collaborate to:
BTM Academy has refined seven years of research and development - in collaboration with leading executives and academics around the world -- into a series of workshops and seminars to provide decision-makers with the insights and management tools required to tackle these issues. Through its collaboration with leading companies, partners, the BTM Institute, and BTM Corporation, creator of the management science of Business Technology Management, these workshops and seminars are the only programs of their kind with a sole focus on converging the management of business and technology.
Thus the workshops and seminars reflect the work of leading academics from Michigan State, University of Oklahoma, Harvard, Emory University, MIT, and the London School of Economics; executives from Coca-Cola, General Motors, Shell Oil, Philip Morris, HBO, PepsiCo Inc., Eli Lilly, Bayer, IBM, Amtrak, United States GSA, Viacom, Xerox and Marriott; and former officials from the European Parliament, U.S. Senate, World Bank, and The United Nations.
BTM publications, such as The Alignment Effect (Financial Times/Prentice Hall, 2002), and Winning The 3-Legged Race (BTM Institute/Financial Times/Prentice Hall, 2005), are now internationally accepted resources for corporate and academic leaders on best practices in business technology convergence and management. Upon completion, participants receive a Business Technology Management (BTM) Certificate of Participation or Achievement.
Location: Customer site
Format: Delivered in a collaborative environment, the workshops are conducted by an industry expert and a recognized academic authority. Each workshop includes personalized instruction, facilitated exercises, case study reviews, supplemental research, and relevant informational materials.
Attendees: Up to 20 participants. The audience should include CXOs involved in managing business and technology. The workshops are most effective when business and technology executives at other levels are involved; these might include division or business unit heads and program and project management leaders.