IT, Knowledge and Management

• A proposal of what it would be like if we were to make it a year-round class by going into more depth on individual topics along the lines of IT and Management.
• Requirements: 16 x 90-minute classes

early period

• Guidance, IT and Knowledge to Improve Productivity
• Schumpeter, Theory of Economic Development, Innovation, Credit Creation, Economic Disturbances
  • Would you like to see an invited presentation on the future of currencies and payments after this?
• Types of Goods, The Peculiarity of the Good of Information, Drucker, Postcapitalist Society.
  • Would it be good to have an invited presentation on information distribution and business after this?
• Drucker, The Technologist’s Condition, The Professional’s Condition.
  • Would it be good to have an invited presentation on how consultants work after this?

final

• Guidance, IT and Knowledge to Improve Productivity
• Changes in society and ways of working brought about by IT, Linda Gratton’s “WORK SHIFT” and “The Company of the Future”.
• Changes in society and work styles brought about by IT
• Comparison of “Design Schools” and “Learning Schools” in Mingberg, “Strategy Safari.
  • Ikujiro Nonaka, “The Knowledge Creation Enterprise,” “Knowledge Creation Methodology,” “Agile Development and Scrum
  • Eric Ries, “Lean Startup.”
• Jiro Kawakita, “Ideas” and “Exploratory Studies of ‘Knowledge’“.
  • James Young, “The Making of an Idea.
  • Otto Schirmer, “U Theory.
• Practical training and group work (KJ method)
• Practical training and group work presentation

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