Digital Innovation & Business Planning (DIB)
Digital Innovation & Business Planning (DIB)
Course Details
Seminar Digital Innovation & Business Planning (DIB)
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English and German, 2 SWS, 5 ECTS
Dozenierende der Vorlesung
In cooperation with Siemens Healthineers and Valsight
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Attendance is mandatory during the workshop days and webinars.
The seminar Digital Innovation & Business Planning (DIB) can be booked as „Aktuelle Fragen aus FACT I – III“ or „Fallstudien und Projekte im Management“, depending on the course of study (see above).
The modules „Aktuelle Fragen aus FACT I – III“ consist of two 2.5-ECTS slots each. Please assure that, in at least one of the two modules, two empty slots are available for booking (see Modulhandbuch FACT)
- FACT: Elective module („Aktuelle Fragen aus FACT I or III“ in the winter term and „Aktuelle Fragen aus FACT II“ in the summer term)
- Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen: Elective module (Aktuelle Fragen aus FACT I)
- Management: Compulsory module II (Fallstudien und Projekte im Management)
To credit DIB for the modules „Aktuelle Fragen aus FACT I – III“ please note the following!
Please find the application form for the registration in the StudOn course (no password required). The course materials are provided in the StudOn course (the password will be announced to the participants after admission).
The objectives of the DIB-Seminar are to introduce and apply innovative approaches for the implementation of digitalization in the controlling and finance function. You will be trained in fundamental concepts such as Design Thinking and Business Planning, so as to develop solutions for a business case. Moreover, you will improve your digital skills with the planning software Valsight, which enables a value-driver-based valuation of specific business cases. The business cases will be presented in a pitch to the management jury at the Siemens Healthineers Experience Center onsite.
Workload: Attendance time: 60 h, self-study: 90 h
- Idea Explanation and Business Plan, handed in written form (60%)
- Pitch (40%)
One semester, winter term only
