Strategic Planning
If you like applying Strategic Planning, every challenge here gives you a chance to practice it on a real industry brief.
- StrategyBeginnerNew
Plan TaskFlow's Enterprise Entry Against Established Rivals
Working from the TaskFlow company dossier, the enterprise win/loss deal records, and the competitor intelligence pack provided to you, build a strategy for entering the enterpri…
- Competitor Analysis
- Game Theory
- Go To Market Strategy
Open coursework - StrategyBeginnerNew
Strategic Pivot for a D2C Cosmetics Brand
Your task is to develop a strategic pivot plan for Lueur Naturelle. You must conduct a SWOT analysis, identify target B2B segments, propose a go-to-market strategy, and outline …
- Strategic Planning
- Swot Analysis
- Market Analysis
Open coursework - StrategyBeginnerNew
Align IT With Growth at a Direct-to-Consumer Cosmetics Startup
Using the company dossier, the operational friction log, and the strategic alignment model primer provided to you, assess how well GlowUp's current technology supports its busin…
- It Alignment
- Strategic Planning
- Business Process Analysis
Open coursework - StrategyBeginnerNew
Key Account Strategy for a Dublin B2B SaaS Scale-up
Your task is to develop a comprehensive key account strategy. You will analyze the company's current PLG strengths and identify gaps for enterprise sales. Define a scoring syste…
- B2B Marketing
- Key Account Management
- Market Segmentation
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