Art Of Warfare - Military Strategy For Success In Business

Use The Art of Warfare as a foundation to evolving a sound and workable business plan.
What you'll learn
Leveraging the unique theories of warfare into implementable business plans
A logical method of translating a vision into reality
Developing a deductive ability to analyze factors that affect a business
Hone the skills necessary to handle contingencies and imponderables inherent in any plan
Requirements
No specific experience needed. You will learn everything you need to know
Description
People have been fascinated as to why Nations win or lose wars; in similar vein, as to why some businesses succeed and others fail. Is there a case, therefore, for a linkage between the two? Contrary to belief the conduct of a successful War requires vision, ingenuity and Free-Thinking Leaders, right down the chain of command, to react to rapidly changing situations and grasp fleeting opportunities. This quick-witted ability is exactly what needs to be emulated and replicated in all forms of human endeavor and business to achieve desired results. This lecture - Art of Warfare - Military Strategy for success in Business, proposes to start at the Grand Strategy and Visionary levels and logically analyze all the factors and contingencies that can come into play for arriving at very workable options and implementable, cutting - edge plans. It is structured such that it can be used as a template to evolve a sound model for any venture. It will give any viewer of the lecture the ability to analyze and deduce feasible plans for any service or business project they may have in mind. This Lecture establishes comprehensibly that, 'The Art of Warfare', can be adapted for universal use very successfully.Art of Warfare - Military Strategy for success in Business by Major General Ashok Sheoran, VSM (Retd.), Indian Army
Overview
Section 1: Art of Warfare - Military Strategy for success in Business
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Grand Strategy
Lecture 3 Centre of Gravity and Success in Business
Lecture 4 Analysis of Factors
Lecture 5 End State and Exit Policies
Students, Entrepreneurs, Businessmen, Technocrats, Bureaucrats , Aspiring Individuals
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