Yves Pigneur

webinar for BMIA, hosted by Shin Yamamoto (BMIA), presenting the Japanese edition of The Invincible Company (インビンシブル・カンパニー)

オンライン読書会『無敵の会社の作り方』を学び合う〜原著者Zoomウェビナー付き

Webinar sur la conception de modèles d’affaires au Parcours Rémi-Marcoux de HEC Montréal, invité par Luis Cisneros

Second lecture for Tecnológico de Monterrey (EGADE Business School), invited by Luis Cisneros

II. Business Model Innovation in Existing Organizations
Explore & Exploit

4. Shifting (from old to new) Business Models
5. Managing Innovation Portfolios
6. Establishing an Exploration Culture

Two lectures for Tecnológico de Monterrey (EGADE Business School), invited by Luis Cisneros

In these interactive and hands-on lectures, Yves Pigneur will describe how to design an innovation portfolio and an innovation culture for exploring new business models, while remaining world-class at exploiting the existing business. Yves will introduce a new concept that helps companies visualize if they are ready for the future or if they should fear disruption. He will also outline Business Model Patterns that allow established multinationals and startups to compete on better business models rather than just compete on new products, technologies, and price. (more…)

iToday is announcing the masterclass with Alex on August 18th

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conférence pour USI Odyssée, par Octo, invité par Natalie Schmitz

TED Salon with Alex, sponsored by Brightline

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webinar for Missouri State University (MST), invited by Fiona Fui-Hoon Nah

Business Model Innovation in Existing Companies

In this seminar, Yves Pigneur outlines what is required from leaders and organizations to survive and thrive in today’s world. He describes how to design an innovation culture, innovation portfolios, while remaining world-class at managing the existing business. He will introduce a new concept that helps companies visualize if they are ready for the future or if they should fear disruption. He will also briefly outline Business Model Patterns that allow established companies and startups to compete on better business models rather than just compete on new products, technologies, and price. (more…)

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