The MIT Endicott House in Dedham, Massachusetts Managers of organizations today face a baffling mix of technological challenges and brutal global competition. Drawing from relevant conceptual frameworks and real-life examples, participants in the program learn to integrate corporate strategy and culture with organizational structure, develop corporate, business, and functional strategies, and manage the interface of strategy and technology. In lectures and small workshops, they familiarize themselves with the specific tasks and concepts that are key to ensuring the success of corporate, business, and functional strategies. Who should attend. A typical class draws participants from across the United States and most of the continents - a microcosm of the world.
Enrollment is limited to facilitate discussions and ensure small workshops.
He has participated in Executive Education programs around the world, and consults regularly to multinational organizations. He is currently involved in research initiatives in the areas of the future IT organization and the use of information by management. Another continuing research interest is the critical success factors concept. He is a director of many companies, and from 1981 to 1991 was senior advisor to the Rockefeller family.