One Year Mba Program at Digital Enterprise Management

 The digital age has significantly transformed the nature of social interaction and how individuals live. New technologies, including the Internet, Internet of Things, big data, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence, are deeply integrated with the real and virtual economies, encouraging enterprise management in the digital space. Every firm must go digital to survive and outperform the competition. The COVID-19 epidemic marks a turning point in our understanding of the role of digital technologies in our lives. We've realized how much we rely on them and how deeply they're embedded in practically every facet of our daily lives. And it appears that the future of our society will be increasingly digital. However, innovation does not merely imply the acquisition of new technologies; the organization must understand the financial and business implications of any changes to avoid any backlash from the existing customer base and employees working in the organization.

Any corporation re-evaluating its business processes, particularly if upgrading them with more digitally focused technologies, should consider the environment. This may begin with putting sustainability, along with cost, at the center of a business case. This is frequent when critical process-based decisions are made, and it is at this point environmental KPIs must be embedded.

These KPIs will differ by sector and process, but they should be carefully designed and monitored in the same way other value types have been measured in lean and digital business cases. Covid19 has also ushered forth a pair of landmark moments. First, we have discovered the immense usefulness of digital technologies for school, job, health, and keeping in touch with family and friends. Second, it is causing a profound and widespread mindset shift: we must urgently reset the world's economic underpinnings to achieve a more fair, resilient, and successful future.

It has also opened new opportunities; the traditional approach to data analytics which focused on enhanced efficiency and better post-hoc decision-making is now being used to generate top-line value in a new way. The new use cases usually combine data from numerous sources, provide value for several parties, and incorporate both end-user and partner interests.

Increasing market sensitivity to the interests of all stakeholders, not just shareholders, is driving large and small businesses to develop data-driven initiatives. Individuals' core needs are being met, and trust is being built while new business opportunities are being created. Customers' data sets are supplemented with external data, resulting in ecosystems for new prospects and delivering a more comprehensive range of products and services. They incorporate privacy, security, and control. 

Businesses leverage data to understand better consumers, employees, and other stakeholders in lifecycles and settings, offering individualized products, tools, and services and a seamless experience to maintain trust and engagement. Businesses are also mastering ecosystems by cooperating with or purchasing other actors to connect their clients with other service providers and give a more comprehensive experience. To cater to the industry demand, IIM - Udaipur is offering a one-year Digital Enterprise Management program for individuals with work experience to management principles and leadership styles in rising digital business companies