steelTalks is a monthly series on topics of interest to the global steel community. The lectures are presented in a webinar format with a guest lecturer. In this case, The lecture presents the main principles of content management and describes new business models in data distribution.
Description
What is the difference between incremental and breakthrough innovations?
We’ll deep dive into the history of innovations in data distribution to find out the differentiation of the true disruption, included, but not limited to all things social, political and economic shifts.
We’ll build on disruptions from middle ages onward, looking at how distribution of data evolved and changed society and economic niches.
We’ll particularly look at modern “market” and distribution strategies employed by the dominant players in the field.
The lecture presents the main principles of content management and describes new business models in data distribution.
Course content
Learning Outcomes
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Influence industry direction, lead in adapting to disruptive changes, and actively shape discussions on the future of steel.4
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Evaluate the long-term sustainability of business models impacted by technology and other disruptors.3
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Explain operational efficiencies, quality standards, and technological advancements in steel production.2
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Interpret market reports and identify emerging trends, explaining their potential impact on the industry.2
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