ICT enabled service business and innovation
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Target group and prerequisites
Basic knowledge of IT business and information systems concepts are recommended.Course description
Course content
- Digitalisation: A high-level view to digitalisation and servitisation of economy, industries, and companies; and critical views to digitalisation
- Platform economy: Platforms, ecosystems, two-sided markets, network effects, and platform launch and governance
- Platform strategising: Platform competition and opportunistic strategies
- Trends: Changing topics and trends driving digitalisation, e.g. possibly such AI & ML, blockchains, quantum computing
Learning outcomes
After the course you
- understand the role of ICT and software in driving digitalisation of industries and society in general.
- can apply theoretical concepts to analyse real world cases of digital transformation.
- are familiar with current trends that drive digitalisation.
- are aware of the critical perspectives related to digitalisation.
- understand digital platforms and their underpinnings, as well as platform competition and strategising.
Teaching schedule
The course will begin already in the first week of October with independent self-study modules. Lectures will begin on the 25th of October.
In period I, the teaching is online and self-paced (with few deadlines).
In period II, the lectures are on campus on Tuesdays at 16:15–18:00 and Fridays at 12:15–14:00 (24.10.–1.12.2023). The exam will be held on 14.12.2023 at 13:00–16:00 in Otaniemi.
Study methods:
– Self-study online materials and assignments: 30 h
– Classroom hours + lecture self-reflection 30 h
– Pre-readings and lecture preparation 25 h
– Assignments OR exam preparation 45 h
– Total: 130 h
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- Participation in lectures (around 50 % required, pass/fail)
- Self-study online modules (pass/fail)
- Assignments OR exam