Competences in area of digital transformation desired in labor market
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In October this year. Accenture, together with the Warsaw School of Economics, is launching an interdisciplinary postgraduate course ‘Digital Transformation’. The aim of the studies is to provide knowledge and skills that allow you to consciously plan and carry out a digital transformation in a company or create a completely new digital organization. Enrollment for studies is already underway.
The studies are intended for anyone interested in digitization and do not necessarily require prior experience in the IT industry. The participants of the studies – future leaders of digital transformation – will gain knowledge and skills in creating digital strategies, recognizing customer needs, creating innovative products and services responding to these needs and using the latest technologies in improving operational activities in organizations.
“The era of digital transformation is underway, organizations are modifying their business models, implementing new technologies to improve operations or personalizing the offer for customers. Due to the pandemic, these changes are happening faster than we could have expected. This will be reflected in the labor market, where the success will be achieved by those who will have interdisciplinary knowledge and experience,” Dominika Bosek-Rak, PhD, Head of Postgraduate Studies Digital Transformation, Research Specialist, Accenture, said.
“Digital transformation covers all areas of an organization's activity, therefore it is very important that the person who conducts it in a company or institution is able to properly plan such a process, use the latest technologies and understand the goals of the organization. Thanks to a properly designed study program, students will gain the necessary competences to conduct such projects. It is also worth emphasizing that the field of study, which is created in cooperation with the content partner, guarantees that the graduates will be ready to enter the labor market immediately and use their knowledge in practice,” Dominika Bosek-Rak, PhD, added.
(WBJ)
