Corporate Strategies and Value Innovation

Code Date City Fees Register
ML036 June 14, 2026 - June 18, 2026 Al-Doha $ 5300

Register Course..

ML036 December 13, 2026 - December 17, 2026 Dubai – UAE $ 5300

Register Course..

ML036 March 14, 2027 - March 18, 2027 Lisbon - Portugal $ 6100

Register Course..

ML036 February 8, 2027 - February 12, 2027 Istanbul $ 6100

Register Course..

________________________________________________________________________________________________

Objectives

  • Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to:
  • Formulate Robust Strategies: Design corporate strategies that balance short-term profitability with long-term value creation.
  • Execute Value Innovation: Apply tools like the “Four Actions Framework” to offer high value at a lower cost.
  • Identify New Markets: Master the methodology of Blue Ocean Strategy to move away from cut-throat competition.
  • Optimize the Value Chain: Streamline organizational activities to maximize competitive differentiation.
  • Master Portfolio Logic: Make data-driven decisions on where to invest, divest, or partner across business units.
  • Bridge the Execution Gap: Translate abstract strategic concepts into measurable operational results using the Balanced Scorecard.
  • Drive Sustainable Growth: Incorporate ESG and digital transformation as central pillars of the corporate strategy.

The Delegates

  • This course is designed for high-level decision-makers and those responsible for long-term organizational growth:
  • Chief Strategy Officers (CSOs) & CEOs: Looking to reinvent their company’s market position.
  • Business Development Directors: Tasked with identifying new revenue streams and market entries.
  • Senior Product Managers: Aiming to apply value innovation to product lifecycles.
  • Corporate Financial Controllers: Who need to understand the strategic rationale behind capital allocation.
  • Management Consultants: Seeking advanced frameworks for client strategy interventions.

The Contents

  • Foundations of Corporate Strategy :
  • Defining Corporate vs. Business Unit Strategy.
  • The Evolution of Strategic Management: From Planning to Agility.
  • Analyzing the Five Forces: Assessing Industry Attractiveness.
  • The Resource-Based View of the firm.
  • Aligning Corporate Purpose with Stakeholder Value.
  • The Framework of Value Innovation :
  • Understanding the “Value-Cost Trade-off” and how to break it.
  • The Four Actions Framework: Eliminate, Reduce, Raise, Create.
  • Redefining Market Boundaries to spark innovation.
  • The Strategy Canvas: Visualizing current and future states.
  • Moving from Incremental Improvement to Radical Innovation.
  • Blue Ocean Strategy and Market Creation :
  • Distinguishing between Red Oceans and Blue Oceans.
  • Identifying “Non-customers” and their untapped potential.
  • The Six Paths Framework for systematic market reconstruction.
  • Reaching beyond existing demand to create new markets.
  • Assessing the sustainability of a Blue Ocean move.
  • Competitive Advantage and Value Chain Analysis :
  • Mapping the Primary and Support activities of the Value Chain.
  • Identifying “Cost Drivers” vs. “Uniqueness Drivers.”
  • Linking internal activities to customer willingness-to-pay.
  • Leveraging technology to reconfigure the Value Chain.
  • Outsourcing vs. Insourcing: Strategic Make-or-Buy decisions.
  • Strategic Portfolio Management :
  • The BCG Matrix: Managing Stars, Cash Cows, and Question Marks.
  • The GE-McKinsey Matrix for resource allocation.
  • Managing Synergy across multiple business units.
  • Diversification strategies: Related vs. Unrelated growth.
  • Divestment and exit strategies for declining units.
  • Innovation Ecosystems and Platforms :
  • Designing Platform-based business models.
  • Managing Network Effects and “Winner-Take-All” dynamics.
  • Open Innovation: Collaborating with external partners.
  • Intellectual Property (IP) management in an innovative culture.
  • Building an “Innovation Funnel”: From Ideation to Commercialization.
  • Financial Strategic Planning :
  • Linking strategic goals to Financial KPIs.
  • Value-Based Management and Economic Value Added .
  • Evaluating Mergers, Acquisitions, and Strategic Alliances.
  • Capital structure and its impact on corporate strategy.
  • Strategic Budgeting: Moving beyond annual line-item planning.
  • Digital Transformation as a Strategy :
  • The impact of Disruptive Technologies (AI, IoT, Blockchain).
  • Digital Maturity Assessment for legacy organizations.
  • Data-driven strategies and Monetization of Information.
  • Transforming Customer Experience through digital touchpoints.
  • Navigating the “Digital Divide” in global markets.
  • Strategy Execution and Balanced Scorecard :
  • The “Execution Gap”: Why most strategies fail during implementation.
  • Utilizing the Balanced Scorecard (Financial, Customer, Process, Learning).
  • Cascading goals from the Boardroom to the front line.
  • Strategic Alignment: Syncing culture, structure, and strategy.
  • Monitoring performance with real-time Strategic Dashboards.
  • Sustainability and ESG Strategy :
  • Integrating Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) into the core.
  • The Triple Bottom Line: People, Planet, Profit.
  • Circular Economy business models for long-term value.
  • Managing Corporate Reputation and Social License to Operate.
  • Future-proofing strategy against climate and regulatory risks.

Course summary .

The Discount

Free Seats Are Offered

2026-04-06T10:03:44+00:00