BUx: Leading in the Digital Age
Develop a new leadership mindset and the leadership skill sets required to lead digital transformation in your organization.

- Duration
- 7 weeks
- Price Value
- $ 399
- Difficulty Level
- Intermediate
Develop a new leadership mindset and the leadership skill sets required to lead digital transformation in your organization.
An innovative course by BUx
"Leading in the Digital Age" is an innovative and transformative course designed to equip leaders with the essential skills and mindset needed to thrive in today's rapidly evolving digital landscape. This intermediate-level course, offered by BUx, focuses on developing five crucial skill sets that are fundamental to successful leadership in the digital era. By participating in this course, you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of how to navigate the challenges and opportunities presented by the Digital Age, enabling you to drive innovation, foster collaboration, and lead your organization to success in an increasingly interconnected world.
No previous courses in leadership or organizational behavior are required. This course is designed to be accessible to professionals at various levels of experience who are looking to enhance their leadership skills in the digital context.
The skills acquired in this course are immediately applicable to real-world situations. Learners will be able to:
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People are the real drivers of business for any organisation. Even the best products and processes would fail to take an organisation very far if people are not on the same page with the management regarding the goals and objectives. If employees are not engaged, they may not give their best. They may not be enthusiastic in taking new initiatives looking for fresh ideas and solutions. They will not own up to the responsibility for the success and growth. Leaders, thus, have the responsibility to ensure greater engagement, participation and a sense of ownership among employees. And for this, they need to understand the circumstances and reasons for the lack of engagement. They can do this by engaging with their people.
The way new products and services are developed is undergoing the biggest paradigm shift since the industrial revolution. This means real opportunities for entrepreneurial leaders like you. To take advantage of the opportunities, start by changing the way you think about innovation.
Oxford dictionary describes mindset as the general attitude of a person and their fixed ideas that are often difficult to change. It is a person’s way of thinking.
Our mind filters the information we receive. Mindset is the mental lens through which we see the world. The concept of Leadership Mindset delves into the psyche of leaders and talks about the mindset a leader should possess. A leadership mindset produces great attitude which produces great behaviour that results in great outcomes. Developing leadership mindset is not about changing the person. It is about making the most of the existing talent of the person and extracting the best from an individual. Mindset differentiates great leaders from merely good leaders. Having the right mindset alone does not determine success, but without it, success eludes.
It is not primarily our physical selves that limit us but rather our mindset about our physical limits. - Ellen Langer
Learn the practices surrounding the creation of a healthy change culture, explore the power and leadership skills future leaders must possess, appreciate how various leadership roles and digitalization contributes to program managers’ success, and practice how to become an effective leader and balance the human and connected demands for the future of work.
This course provides an overview of the history of digital education, as well as practical guides for implementing online tools in your classroom. It draws on the Leveling the Learning Curve book, exclusive interviews from EdTech industry leaders, and best practices taken from Columbia University and peer institutions.