Cognitus develops and delivers introductory and advanced training in system dynamics (SD) and Value Cycle Dynamics (VCD), both as public offerings and tailored in-company training. These programmes are intensive, effective and enjoyable learning experiences that gain high satisfaction ratings from clients. Programmes can be adapted to meet the specific interests and needs of client organisations.
Teaching methodology
Workshops are highly interactive. Our proven and acclaimed approach includes a mixture of short lectures, syndicate
exercises, case studies, ‘hands-on’ work with computer models and model development under supervision. No previous experience of simulation is required, although some familiarity with spreadsheet modelling is an advantage.
Who will benefit?
Managers at all levels, especially those with strategic or operational change management responsibilities, as well as business planners and analysts. We particularly recommend participation by groups of staff from the same organisation.
Seminars (1/2 or 1-day)
Cognitus can deliver in-house seminars on request. Usually we can make seminars relevant to particular interests.
Value Planning in Capital Industries. An introduction to VCD including an interactive simultion game.
Value Planning in Pharmaceuticals. An overview of product and portfolio value management in the drugs and medical devices industries.
Workshops (2 days)
Cognitus' workshops are designed to impart skill sets that can be readily put to use within the organisation. In each case workshops can be adapted to address particular interests.
Managing Growth and Value in Capital Industries. Understanding investment priorities in capital industries and building win-win stategies for stakeholders.
Managing Growth and Value in Pharmaceuticals. Understanding product life-cycle and portfolio strategy dynamics in pharmaceuticals and building win-win stategies for stakeholders.
Strategic Modelling for Strategy Professionals. An introduction to strategic modelling using System Dynamics (SD).
Programmes
Developing "Value-Connected" Managers.
