Managing Publishing Strategy
If you’re charged with maximising the success of a publishing list or market segment and want to compete effectively, this introduction to crucial competitive strategic thinking – designed especially for print or digital publishers – is for you.
Business school models that will help you structure your thinking are complemented by real-world examples of successful (and unsuccessful) strategic approaches from publishing. There’s also a stimulating combination of presentations, practical exercises, discussion and delegate interaction.
At the end of the course, you’ll see how this new way of thinking can be applied to your own strategic questions. You’ll leave with a wealth of new ideas and the confidence to take your products – and your career – to the next level.
Learn how to…
- clearly define your own significant goals and those of your organisation
- analyse your market’s opportunities and its competitive environment
- identify the central strengths of your organisation
- generate strategic options and choose the most successful
- create financial plans that are based on a compelling strategy.
This course contributes to PUB 6 and PUB 11 of the Book & Journal Publishing National Occupational Standards.
Who will benefit from this course?
Publishers, commissioning editors, publishing managers and anyone else responsible for publishing strategy within educational, academic, professional or trade publishing. You’ll profit most from this course if you’re already confident with the basics of commissioning. Those new to this level of responsibility might benefit from first taking Commissioning and List Management or Trade Commissioning and List Management.
Programme
Day 1
The strategy process
Market and competitor analysis
Creating competitive advantage
Generating strategic options
Day 2
More strategic options
Financial modelling
Dealing with uncertainty
Risk analysis
Strategic evaluation.
Note that most of our short courses can also be run as In-company courses.
- Dates: 20 October 2015, 09 March 2016, 11 October 2016
- Duration: A two-day course
- Price: £795+VAT
- A number of discounts are available
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