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Disruptive Business Design

  • Impulsa la disrupción en tu empresa con procesos y metodologías innovadoras 100% accionables
  • Es un Programa “Hands on” donde saldrás con un proyecto listo para ejecutar
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IPADE CDMX

Formato

Presencial

Duración

3 meses

No vienes a estudiar innovación.
Vienes a vivir la disrupción desde adentro.

¿Por qué elegir el Programa?

Disruptive Business Design no es un programa sobre creatividad. Es un programa estructurado para que salgas con un proyecto de disrupción diseñado, validado y listo para ejecutarse.

Ya no basta con saber que se debe innovar: este programa convierte la innovación en un proceso organizacional sólido, listo para escalar y generar resultados.

Durante el programa, podrás:

Romper con las inercias que hoy frenan tu crecimiento

Rediseñar con visión estratégica y herramientas accionables

Conectar con otros líderes que ya están transformando industrias

La innovación no ocurre por accidente.
Se diseña, se mide y se ejecuta.

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En la llamada te daremos todos los detalles del programa.

¿Qué te llevarás del Programa?

Autodiagnóstico personal y organizacional

Taller de metodologías ágiles

Design Thinking para la Alta Dirección

Innovation Challenge

Mapa de ruta del cambio

Caso Tecate: “Tienes que ver más box”

Una marca tradicional que conecta con nuevas generaciones

Caso Sigma: “Haciendo estrategia”

Una empresa que rediseñó su arquitectura operativa para mantener competitividad

Meet the Innovators: Aprende de quienes ya están construyendo la disrupción

Han roto con lo establecido en sus industrias

Están escalando modelos de negocio que antes no existían

Han convertido procesos internos en plataformas de ventaja competitiva

Innovar no es tener ideas brillantes, es repensar tu estrategia para volverte más competitivo

El programa está diseñado en seis módulos de trabajo intensivo, combinando casos reales, sesiones plenarias, talleres hands-on y trabajo colaborativo:

Fundamentos del entorno cambiante y detección de oportunidades

Elección estratégica y administración del portafolio de innovación

Estructuras y procesos que permiten ejecutar

Mecanismos para sostener la innovación en el tiempo

Alineación con el negocio actual

Liderazgo, cultura y medición de impacto disruptivo

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En la llamada te daremos todos los detalles del programa.

Qué sucederá después del Programa

Disruptive Business Design

Cuestionarás decisiones que hoy das por hechas en tu modelo de negocio

Saldrás con un proyecto estructurado, validado y listo para implementarse

Tendrás herramientas, lenguaje y criterios claros para seguir innovando con orden

Conectarás con una red de líderes que comparten tu visión de futuro

Historias reales de
disrupción estratégica

Si es de tu interés ingresar al programa, agenda una cita informativa en la que podrás resolver todas tus dudas y conocer los detalles del programa.

Inicia hoy tu proceso de admisión a IPADE

Si es de tu interés ingresar al programa, agenda una cita informativa en la que podrás resolver todas tus dudas y conocer los detalles del programa.

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Comparte con directivos que enfrentan el mismo reto que tú: disrumpir para crecer

Este programa está hecho para:

  • Empresarios que quieren innovar, pero no saben cómo empezar
  • Empresas que ya innovan, pero quieren hacerlo mejor
  • Equipos ejecutivos cuyo contexto, procesos o cultura no permiten capturar nuevas oportunidades
  • Tomadores de decisión confundidos por la oferta externa

Sé parte de la comunidad de empresarios
y directores más relevante de México

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