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Center of Excellence
As a Center of Excellence, closely linked to the Digital Engineering Faculty of the Hasso Plattner Institute and the University of Potsdam, the HPI Academy guarantees the best training and further education with high academic standards.
Selected Workshops
For me
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Workshop Design Thinking Advanced |
– | Potsdam | German |
3000 € plus VAT |
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Workshop Design Thinking Introduction |
– | Potsdam | German |
3000 € plus VAT |
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New Program Design Thinking Teaching Practitioner |
– | Potsdam | Bilingual: German and English |
4950 € plus VAT |
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Program Design Thinking Team Facilitator |
– | Potsdam | Bilingual: German and English |
9900 € plus VAT |
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Program Design Thinking Coach |
– | Potsdam | Bilingual: German and English |
15750 € plus VAT |
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Workshop Design Thinking and Corporate Change |
– | Potsdam & Berlin | English |
3500 € plus VAT |
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New Workshop KI Grundlagen für EntscheiderInnen – Navigieren durch die Zukunft der Wirtschaft |
– | Potsdam & Berlin | German |
2500 € plus VAT |
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New Workshop KI und Design Thinking – Die kreative Allianz |
– | Berlin | German |
2400 € plus VAT |
For teams and companies
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Program In-house training program for Design Thinking Coaches (for companies and teams) |
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Workshop Navigating Uncertainty (for companies and teams) |
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Workshop Strategic Visioning |
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Workshop Development of Digital Product Ideas |
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Workshop Leadership Coaching |
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Business relevant topics that you can discover with us
Business relevant topics that you can discover with us
Agility
The term agility can be traced back to Steven Goldman, Roger Nagel and Kenneth Preiss, among others. In January 1991, their first book on agility, 21st Century Manufacturing Enterprise Strategy, was published, followed by Agile Competitors and Virtual Organizations in 1994. With the emergence of the Agile Manifesto, i.e. the Manifesto for Agile Software Development, the term agile gained increasing importance in the software development context for the methods XP, Scrum, DSDM, ASD, FDD and Crystal. Agile is a mindset or culture of its own, but it encompasses quite a bit more than what Scrum covers. In today’s dynamic environment, it is very important to be able to react proactively to market changes. Scrum® is a process model that defines certain rules, roles and workflows to develop software. One rule is to work in time-defined sprints. The application of Scrum® in project management contributes to an agile way of working, which is why agile working and Scrum® are often seen as synonymous, but they are not. Kanban should also be mentioned as an agile method at this point.
Change Management
People who want to lead and develop organizations and responsibly plan and implement change processes deal with change management. Developing organizations effectively is a central core competence today. For this it is necessary to gain and deepen knowledge about organizations, leadership, culture, change and strategy. It is necessary to learn how to move organizations, culture and people. Professional competence, process competence, the ability to act effectively are particularly important here, as is knowledge of systems theory. In practical case studies, individual practice sequences and personal transfer tasks, theoretical knowledge is put into practice. Executives, entrepreneurs, experts from staff functions, managers, internal and external consultants and specialists from organizational development deal with learning organizations. For the theoretical foundations the following should be mentioned John P. Kotter, Kurt Lewin, W. Krüger.
New Work
Some workshops of the HPI Academy deal with the “culture of the new working world”, often summarized as “New Work”. This is because the world of work is becoming increasingly agile and is undergoing major changes. It is clear that changes in society, the economy, the environment, technology, and digitization are putting pressure on established work structures and practices. There is a broad spectrum of meaning behind the term New Work. We find people who have been inspired by the ideas of philosopher Fritjof Bergmann and his “New Work Culture,” and who understand this new world of work as a vision of a self-sufficient post-capitalist utopia. In addition to Bergmann, another thought leader of the scene is Frederic Laloux, author of “Reinventing Organizations.” Agile working methods, efficient collaboration in teams, strategic online communication, technology-based collaboration whether remotely, in the office and from the home office, determine our working environment today. Key questions are: how can we make online communication and collaboration in the digital environment, such as product development in innovation projects, accessible to all, break down barriers and use change as an opportunity to innovate our working world?
Online-Workshops
Interactive online workshops or webinars can deliver knowledge in a smart, modern and engaging way. Tools and applications such as Zoom, Miro, Trello, MS Teams, Microsoft Sharepoint, Google Drive and Dropbox help, making it very easy to collaborate and share data or build prototypes online. Online teamwork at the HPI Academy always takes place in small groups. Workshop participants learn about virtual spaces and digital new collaboration tools, no prior technical or software knowledge is necessary. Inspiring learning experiences, digital networking and modern, agile working methods are the focus. A dynamic online workshop structure of input, teamwork, trial and error, and reflection leads participants step by step into a new mindset. An excellent supervision ratio guarantee concentrated, effective and output-oriented teamwork and collaboration. Companies can easily participate via their existing systems and internet browser: no software installation, no login with personal data is necessary. Our workshops can be used immediately and we provide the entire technical infrastructure.
