Digital Disruption Masterclass PLUS Agile & Hackathons

Digital Disruption Masterclass PLUS Agile & Hackathons, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.38, with 193 lectures, 26 quizzes, based on 5411 reviews, and has 12044 subscribers.

You will learn about Students will be able to explain the concept of digital disruption and its significance to businesses and individuals in the current technological landscape. Learners will identify and analyze three real-world examples of digital disruption in various industries to understand its impacts. Participants will develop strategies to embrace and adapt to digital disruption within their organization, demonstrating understanding by creating a strategy Individuals will compare and contrast the business models of traditional taxi services and ride-hailing apps to evaluate the effects of digital disruption. Students will assess the impact of e-commerce on retail shopping experiences by conducting a case study analysis. Participants will analyze the transformation in the entertainment industry caused by streaming services, focusing on business model changes and consumer behavio Learners will critique the technology and business strategy of failed tech disruptions, using Google Glass as a case study. Individuals will be able to differentiate between overhyped technology disruptions and genuine innovations, illustrating their points with examples from the dot Students will demonstrate the ability to fine-tune ChatGPT and other large language models for specific applications through a guided hands-on activity. Learners will evaluate the ethical considerations in deploying large language models, proposing solutions for bias and fairness challenges. Participants will develop a comprehensive plan for implementing smart home technology to enhance energy management and efficiency, demonstrating the ability by Students will analyze the impact of Moore's Law on computing power and predict future trends in technology development in a written report. Learners will apply data analytics techniques to drive business decisions, demonstrating their competency through a case study presentation. Individuals will examine the role of artificial intelligence in achieving the technological singularity, evaluating potential impacts and ethical considerations Participants will create an immersive virtual reality experience, demonstrating understanding of design, development, and deployment principles in VR. Students will formulate a cybersecurity strategy to protect digital assets and mitigate risks, validating their strategy with a simulated attack scenario. Learners will design a blockchain-based solution for a specified industry challenge, demonstrating knowledge of decentralization, security, and smart contracts. Participants will develop a digital marketing strategy that leverages technology for business growth, demonstrating their plan in a simulated pitch to stakehold Individuals will evaluate the disruption potential of digital technologies in agriculture, specifically focusing on precision farming, through a comprehensive a Students will create a plan to leverage digital transformation principles to revolutionize a chosen industry, illustrating the plan with detailed steps This course is ideal for individuals who are Business Leaders and Entrepreneurs – Individuals leading organizations, interested in leveraging digital disruption for innovation and staying competitive in the market. or IT Professionals and Technologists – Those with a background in technology seeking to understand the latest trends, including cloud computing, AI, and blockchain, to apply in their current roles or projects. or Marketing Professionals – Marketers looking to grasp the implications of digital disruption on consumer behavior and how to leverage digital tools for customer engagement and growth strategies. or Students and Academics in Business/Technology – Students pursuing degrees or courses in business and technology fields, aiming to understand the real-world application of their studies in the context of digital disruption. or Policy Makers and Regulators – Individuals involved in creating policies or regulations around technology, interested in understanding the impacts of digital technologies to create informed frameworks. or Innovation Managers and R&D Leaders – Those responsible for driving innovation within their organizations, seeking to learn from case studies and best practices on embracing digital transformation. It is particularly useful for Business Leaders and Entrepreneurs – Individuals leading organizations, interested in leveraging digital disruption for innovation and staying competitive in the market. or IT Professionals and Technologists – Those with a background in technology seeking to understand the latest trends, including cloud computing, AI, and blockchain, to apply in their current roles or projects. or Marketing Professionals – Marketers looking to grasp the implications of digital disruption on consumer behavior and how to leverage digital tools for customer engagement and growth strategies. or Students and Academics in Business/Technology – Students pursuing degrees or courses in business and technology fields, aiming to understand the real-world application of their studies in the context of digital disruption. or Policy Makers and Regulators – Individuals involved in creating policies or regulations around technology, interested in understanding the impacts of digital technologies to create informed frameworks. or Innovation Managers and R&D Leaders – Those responsible for driving innovation within their organizations, seeking to learn from case studies and best practices on embracing digital transformation.

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Title: Digital Disruption Masterclass PLUS Agile & Hackathons

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.38

Number of Lectures: 193

Number of Quizzes: 26

Number of Published Lectures: 193

Number of Published Quizzes: 26

Number of Curriculum Items: 220

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Original Price: $59.99

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What You Will Learn

Students will be able to explain the concept of digital disruption and its significance to businesses and individuals in the current technological landscape.
Learners will identify and analyze three real-world examples of digital disruption in various industries to understand its impacts.
Participants will develop strategies to embrace and adapt to digital disruption within their organization, demonstrating understanding by creating a strategy
Individuals will compare and contrast the business models of traditional taxi services and ride-hailing apps to evaluate the effects of digital disruption.
Students will assess the impact of e-commerce on retail shopping experiences by conducting a case study analysis.
Participants will analyze the transformation in the entertainment industry caused by streaming services, focusing on business model changes and consumer behavio
Learners will critique the technology and business strategy of failed tech disruptions, using Google Glass as a case study.
Individuals will be able to differentiate between overhyped technology disruptions and genuine innovations, illustrating their points with examples from the dot
Students will demonstrate the ability to fine-tune ChatGPT and other large language models for specific applications through a guided hands-on activity.
Learners will evaluate the ethical considerations in deploying large language models, proposing solutions for bias and fairness challenges.
Participants will develop a comprehensive plan for implementing smart home technology to enhance energy management and efficiency, demonstrating the ability by
Students will analyze the impact of Moore's Law on computing power and predict future trends in technology development in a written report.
Learners will apply data analytics techniques to drive business decisions, demonstrating their competency through a case study presentation.
Individuals will examine the role of artificial intelligence in achieving the technological singularity, evaluating potential impacts and ethical considerations
Participants will create an immersive virtual reality experience, demonstrating understanding of design, development, and deployment principles in VR.
Students will formulate a cybersecurity strategy to protect digital assets and mitigate risks, validating their strategy with a simulated attack scenario.
Learners will design a blockchain-based solution for a specified industry challenge, demonstrating knowledge of decentralization, security, and smart contracts.
Participants will develop a digital marketing strategy that leverages technology for business growth, demonstrating their plan in a simulated pitch to stakehold
Individuals will evaluate the disruption potential of digital technologies in agriculture, specifically focusing on precision farming, through a comprehensive a
Students will create a plan to leverage digital transformation principles to revolutionize a chosen industry, illustrating the plan with detailed steps

Who Should Attend

Business Leaders and Entrepreneurs – Individuals leading organizations, interested in leveraging digital disruption for innovation and staying competitive in the market.
IT Professionals and Technologists – Those with a background in technology seeking to understand the latest trends, including cloud computing, AI, and blockchain, to apply in their current roles or projects.
Marketing Professionals – Marketers looking to grasp the implications of digital disruption on consumer behavior and how to leverage digital tools for customer engagement and growth strategies.
Students and Academics in Business/Technology – Students pursuing degrees or courses in business and technology fields, aiming to understand the real-world application of their studies in the context of digital disruption.
Policy Makers and Regulators – Individuals involved in creating policies or regulations around technology, interested in understanding the impacts of digital technologies to create informed frameworks.
Innovation Managers and R&D Leaders – Those responsible for driving innovation within their organizations, seeking to learn from case studies and best practices on embracing digital transformation.

Target Audiences

Business Leaders and Entrepreneurs – Individuals leading organizations, interested in leveraging digital disruption for innovation and staying competitive in the market.
IT Professionals and Technologists – Those with a background in technology seeking to understand the latest trends, including cloud computing, AI, and blockchain, to apply in their current roles or projects.
Marketing Professionals – Marketers looking to grasp the implications of digital disruption on consumer behavior and how to leverage digital tools for customer engagement and growth strategies.
Students and Academics in Business/Technology – Students pursuing degrees or courses in business and technology fields, aiming to understand the real-world application of their studies in the context of digital disruption.
Policy Makers and Regulators – Individuals involved in creating policies or regulations around technology, interested in understanding the impacts of digital technologies to create informed frameworks.
Innovation Managers and R&D Leaders – Those responsible for driving innovation within their organizations, seeking to learn from case studies and best practices on embracing digital transformation.

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Digital changed the world, businesses were turned upside down, and COVID-19 in 2020 has accelerated this trend. Consumers have unprecedented access to information and services that change how they are seen as customers. Digital disruption is all about how this has happened, the winners and losers, and the new rules of the game. Digital transformation is all about how individuals, firms, and governments are responding, changing their habits, ways of working, and expectations of any relationship. These are radical shifts that everyone needs to understand and continually anticipate in the second half of the digitally exponential chess board. All 12 lessons in the course include a handy worksheet that you can download and which summarises the key lessons for your application and future reference.

In this course, I’ll be engaging you 1 on 1, as well as providing you with visual insights and downloadable resources to support and embed your learning. We can also engage around the course content and once you’ve enrolled you’ll have access to it as I keep it updated. I’ve researched these topics in my Ph.D., written extensively about them on my blog, and spoken about them at international conferences. I’ve also had to adapt to them in my own life in the same way that you probably have. I look forward to seeing you in the lessons and please remember to rate and review the course. It’s a privilege to be part of your learning journey.

What you will learn:

The winners and losers of digital disruption; Kodak, Instagram, Nokia, Waze, and more
Over The Top business models and the utilities they disintermediate
Blockchain and bitcoin; how it works and why it is a threat
Self-disruption through internal innovation and employee incentivization
The FNB Codefest which was featured as a case study in Harvard Business Review
Customer-centric design thinking and why big companies need it
Principles and stages of exponential growth curves
The rise of digital customers, the decline of physical networks
How firms need “the crazy ones” to drive radical product innovation
How the Internet of Things creates ecosystems for customers
Agile, DevOps, and the principles of new ways of working
The “Innovators Dilemma” of risking everything to stay ahead
Virtual Reality, Artificial intelligence, Cloud Computing, Internet of Things
Obsession with the customer experience and outside-in design thinking
Digitization of industries, firms, and the impact of intelligent automation
Models of exponential growth and technology adoption
Incubators, accelerators, and the startup ecosystem
Authentic leadership in a digitally changing world
The new millennial generation and the customer of the future
Hackathons are “moonshot factories” that help drive improved team collaboration and individual motivation
FNB Codefest was a large hackathon in the banking industry and featured in Harvard Business Review
Drive your Agile journey with a hackathon that gives teams freedom to solve business problems with the latest technology
Top firms use hackathons to drive innovation such as Facebook’s Like button and Google’s map search feature
Numerous global online hackathons responded to the global pandemic of 2020 by building social impact solutions
Autonomy, mastery and purpose are intrinsic motivators for individuals to achieve sustainable high performance
Masterclasses with experts can help team members gain skills in new technologies to achieve even better solutions
Business leaders at FNB Codefest observed Agile practices that provide “competitor advantage”
Collaboration at hackathons can bring people together from different departments to work together
Business and IT work closely together at hackathons and build solutions much faster
The FNB Codefest started as a small event with 40 people but grew over 4 years to a week long sprint with 350 people
The Agile manifesto requires team environments that are trusting and supportive for people to get the job done

Contents and Overview

You’ll start with Digital Winners Have Turned Business Upside Down; Grasp The Nettle: The Second Half of Exponential Is Here; Digital Money And The Future Of Finance; Digital Disruption In Banking; The Future of Banking – A South African perspective; How The Crazy Ones Do It; Cloud As A Disruption Enabler For All; The Rise of Blockchain;

We will also cover Digitally Rewiring The Modern Firm; Disrupt Yourself Or Die A Digital Death; Learn How Agile Changed Everything; Get Obsessed Now With Customer Experience; Top Talent For The Future Fit Organisation; Super Apps Drive Banking Beyond Money;

This course will also tackle Learn Digital Transformation Intro; Learnings Digital Transformation; The Idea of Strategic Ambidexterity; Learnings- Digital Transformation; Self Disruption; Learning Digital Transformation: Agile and Customer Experience; Learning Digital Transformation: Talent and Beyond the core; Learn Digital Disruption intro; Learning Digital Disruption; Digital Winners and Losers; Opinion on Digital Disruption on Africa; Learn Digital Disruption; Experimental Growth; Learn Digital Disruption; banking, discontinuity of innovation and cloud; extra webinars on Digital Disruption and Digital Transformation.

Then you’ll get Learn About How We Ran FNB Codefest: Maximise Business Value & Team Performance; Two Case Studies Of FNB Codefest: Harvard Business Review & SAICSIT Conference; The QuantFest Event As A Type Of Virtual Hackathon; Learn How FNB Codefest Achieved Collaboration By Setting Teams Up For Success; Highlights From The 2015 FNB Codefest That Demonstrate Improved Collaboration; Create Mastery Autonomy Purpose By Learning From How Hackathons Drive Motivation; Highlights From The 2017 FNB Codefest That Demonstrate Individual Motivation; Moonshot Factories And How Competitive Innovation Moves Organisations Forward; Highlights From 2019 FNB Codefest: A Moonshot Factory For The Banking Industry; Codefest is an opportunity to collaborate; Codefest according to business point of view; Bringing value to customer -codefest motive; Pair programming,visualization for bockchaining; Codefest enables to do Do work quickly; Simulations concept at codefest; VS bank at codefest; Digitization at codefest; Innovating program at Codefest; Digital team at codefest; Agile methodologies; Technologies used by teams at FNB Codefest-overview; Cloud Solutions team at CodeFest; Concept of Masterclass and why we need it at Codefest; How to incollaborate new technology in an organization; Big Data,Blockchain ,IBM at Codefest; Innovations in the working environment by Codefest; Open Source Movement at Codefest; Development Model; Oracle team at Codefest; Democratizing technology; Custom Software Development Team at Codefest; DVT team at Codefest; how Code fest is adding value in IT world?; Security issues in IT; Microsoft team at Codefest; Testing team at Codefest; Learning environment at Codefest; VS bank at Codefest; Virtual Ebox; Sentimate Analysis; Forex Business at Codefest; Whats Happening in Industry; Banking app production at Codefest; EGifting App at Codesfest; How to get success at Codefest;

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is digital disruption and why does it matter to organizations and individua

Lecture 3: Preview & Download the *Amazing* Workbook For this Course

Lecture 4: Introduce Yourself To Your Fellow Students And Tell Us What You Want To Learn

Chapter 2: Introduction: Digital Disruption Impacting You, Your Organisation, And Your Worl

Lecture 1: Importance of understanding digital disruption in today's business landscape

Lecture 2: Impact and Relevance of digital disruption on Individuals

Lecture 3: Real-world examples of digital disruption in organizations

Lecture 4: Strategies to Embrace and Adapt to digital disruption

Chapter 3: 5 Case Studies Of Technology Disruptions That Actually Caused Disruption

Lecture 1: Lessons from the Disruption of Traditional Taxi Services by Ride-Hailing Apps

Lecture 2: Disruption in Retail: How E-Commerce Revolutionized the Shopping Experience

Lecture 3: The Impact of Streaming Services on the Entertainment Industry: Lessons Learned

Lecture 4: Disruption in the Transportation Industry: Lessons from Electric Vehicles and Au

Lecture 5: Healthcare Disrupted: Lessons from Telemedicine and Digital Health Innovations

Chapter 4: 5 Case Studies Of Technology Disruptions That Were Overhyped And Never Disrupted

Lecture 1: Learning from the Hype: Case Study of Wearable Technology and Its Failures

Lecture 2: Overhyped Tech: Lessons from the Failure of Google Glass as a Disruptive Innovat

Lecture 3: The Hype and Reality of Virtual Reality: Lessons from Failed VR Applications

Lecture 4: Case Study of Failed Technology Disruption: Lessons from the Demise of Juicero

Lecture 5: The Dot-Com Bubble: Lessons Learned from Overhyped Technology Startups and Their

Chapter 5: ChatGPT & Prompt Engineering, Generative AI, Large Language Models

Lecture 1: Understanding ChatGPT and Generative AI: Lessons in Natural Language Processing

Lecture 2: The Power of Prompt Engineering: Lessons for Enhancing Large Language Models

Lecture 3: Unlocking the Potential of ChatGPT: Lessons in Training and Fine-tuning Techniqu

Lecture 4: Ethical Considerations in Large Language Models: Lessons in Bias, Fairness, and

Lecture 5: Applications of ChatGPT and Generative AI: Lessons for Innovation and Creative

Chapter 6: Smart Homes vs Home Automation, Energy Management

Lecture 1: Smart Homes vs Home Automation: Understanding the Key Differences and Lessons fo

Lecture 2: The Evolution of Energy Management: Lessons from Smart Homes and Home Automation

Lecture 3: Lessons in Energy Efficiency: How Smart Homes and Home Automation are Disrupting

Lecture 4: Unlocking the Benefits of Smart Homes: Lessons in Connected Devices, Automation,

Lecture 5: Challenges and Considerations in Implementing Smart Homes and Home Automation

Chapter 7: Computing Power, Cloud Computing and Infrastructure

Lecture 1: The Revolution of Computing Power: Lessons from Moore's Law and Technological Ad

Lecture 2: The Power of Cloud Computing: Lessons in Scalability, Flexibility, and Cost Opti

Lecture 3: Building Future-proof Infrastructure: Lessons from Cloud Computing and Computing

Lecture 4: Leveraging Cloud Computing for Business Success: Lessons in Agility, Innovation,

Lecture 5: Navigating the Challenges of Computing Power and Cloud Computing: Lessons in Sec

Chapter 8: Datafication, Data Analytics and Business Intelligence

Lecture 1: The Era of Datafication: Lessons in Leveraging Data as a Strategic Asset

Lecture 2: The Power of Data Analytics: Lessons in Extracting Insights and Driving Business

Lecture 3: Business Intelligence and Decision-making: Lessons from Data-driven Organization

Lecture 4: Building Data-driven Cultures: Lessons in Transforming Organizations with Data A

Lecture 5: Challenges and Opportunities in Datafication and Business Intelligence: Lessons

Chapter 9: Artificial Intelligence & What Is The Singularity, Machine Learning

Lecture 1: Demystifying Artificial Intelligence: Lessons in Understanding AI and Its Applic

Lecture 2: Machine Learning Fundamentals: Lessons in Algorithms, Models, and Training

Lecture 3: The Promise and Potential of AI: Lessons in Exploring the Singularity and Its Im

Lecture 4: Ethical Considerations in AI: Lessons in Bias, Explainability, and Responsible A

Lecture 5: Implementing Machine Learning: Lessons Learned from Real-world Use Cases and Bes

Chapter 10: Extended Reality, Augmented Reality & Virtual Reality

Lecture 1: Exploring the Future of Reality: Lessons in Extended Reality, Augmented Reality,

Lecture 2: Building Immersive Experiences: Lessons in Design, Development, and Deployment o

Lecture 3: Applications of XR, AR, and VR: Lessons in Industry Disruption and Innovation

Lecture 4: Challenges and Opportunities in Implementing XR, AR, and VR: Lessons from Real-w

Lecture 5: Leveraging XR, AR, and VR for Business Success: Lessons in Enhancing User Engage

Chapter 11: Digital Trust, Cybersecurity, Data Privacy and The Right To Be Forgotten

Lecture 1: Ensuring Digital Trust: Lessons in Establishing Trustworthy Digital Environments

Lecture 2: Cybersecurity Fundamentals: Lessons in Protecting Digital Assets and Mitigating

Lecture 3: Safeguarding Data Privacy: Lessons in Compliance, Governance, and User Consent

Lecture 4: The Right to be Forgotten: Lessons in Managing Data Privacy and Compliance Oblig

Lecture 5: Navigating Digital Trust Challenges: Lessons from Real-world Incidents and Best

Chapter 12: 3D Printing & Smart Manufacturing, Robotic Process Automation

Lecture 1: Revolutionizing Manufacturing with 3D Printing: Lessons in Additive Manufacturin

Lecture 2: Innovations in Robotic Process Automation: Lessons in Automating Workflows and I

Lecture 3: Implementing Smart Manufacturing: Lessons in Industry 4.0 Technologies and Digit

Lecture 4: Leveraging 3D Printing for Business Success: Lessons in Design, Prototyping, and

Lecture 5: Streamlining Operations with Robotic Process Automation: Lessons in Implementing

Chapter 13: Blockchain, NFTs, Cryptocurrencies & The Metaverse

Lecture 1: Understanding Blockchain Technology: Lessons in Decentralization, Security, and

Lecture 2: Navigating the World of NFTs: Lessons in Digital Assets, Ownership, and Tokeniza

Lecture 3: Cryptocurrencies and the Future of Finance: Lessons in Adoption, Regulation, and

Lecture 4: The Metaverse and the Future of Virtual Reality: Lessons in Digital Economies an

Lecture 5: Building Innovative Solutions with Blockchain: Lessons in Use Cases, Smart Contr

Chapter 14: Smarter Devices, Internet of Things (IoT), 5G, Digital and Connectivity

Lecture 1: Unlocking the Potential of IoT: Lessons in Connected Devices, Sensors, and Data

Lecture 2: Embracing the Era of 5G: Lessons in Next-Generation Connectivity and Network Tra

Lecture 3: Digital Transformation with Smarter Devices: Lessons in Automation, Efficiency,

Lecture 4: Creating Connected Experiences: Lessons in IoT Solutions for Consumers and Busin

Lecture 5: Harnessing the Power of Connectivity: Lessons in Data-driven Decision Making and

Chapter 15: Digital Customer Experience, eCommerce & Online Marketplaces

Lecture 1: Designing Exceptional Digital Customer Experiences: Lessons in User-Centricity a

Lecture 2: Mastering eCommerce Strategies: Lessons in Online Selling, Fulfillment, and Paym

Lecture 3: Building Successful Online Marketplaces: Lessons in Platform Business Models and

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