BDTP | Business & Design Thinking Professional | SKILLSertifika

 


BDTP (Business & Design Thinking Professional) is an 80-hour program by SKILLSertifika. The program is co-certified by NEF (National Education Foundation), USA. The program focuses on building thinking skills. 


The five thinking skills include Design thinking, Resilient thinking, Agile/flexible thinking, Visionary/deep thinking & Contrarian or ULTA thinking. Deficiency in thinking skills and not paying attention to thinking is the root cause of 95% of start-up failures worldwide and the average life span of corporates is creeping towards the dreaded single-digit figure from 67 years a generation ago.
The five thinking skill hats enable you to face any strange, complex and challenging situation anywhere anytime in life, be it exam hall, a cricket match, an interview, or starting a new venture. The 3 C framework is briefly introduced in the BDTP module and explained in detail in the innovation module. Innovation module is included in the PGDIE program & Certified Innovation Professional.


KEY HIGHLIGHTS

  • Total no of hours of learning – 80 hours, which includes videos, case studies, self-study & AI tool practice.

  • Helps you to understand THE ART OF THINKING in totality – far beyond just design thinking

  • The rigorous module on all design thinking methodology – IDEO, STANFORD, and HUMAN-CENTERED DESIGN approach.

  • The AI tools enable you to test your ideas and understand Technology-Human-Interface or THI and HOW TO USE TECHNOLOGIES CREATIVELY for benefit of the customer, social projects, and society at large.

  • The 3 C framework in the RESILIENT THINKING module will help you to broaden and enhance your view of the business world.

WHY STUDY THIS PROGRAM?

  • In other words, design thinking increases the customer value proposition several times.

  • A super hit blockbuster product like "iPhone" uses design thinking in a big way, it is a widely used technique in FMCG, consumer-wide goods & automobile industry.

  • In adverse situations, whether in life or business, being resilient is a must. Our resilient thinking series tells you to understand how to tackle adverse situations.



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