Brief Summary
This course bridges the gap between tech and business, helping engineers understand business concepts, while guiding business folks through tech intricacies. With case studies and financial analyses, it’s perfect for anyone looking to thrive in the tech world.
Key Points
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Case studies of Apple, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn
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In-depth analysis of tech companies' business models
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Walkthrough of financial statements and investor filings
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Competitive analysis across revenue, growth, and profitability
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Understanding trends in the tech industry
Learning Outcomes
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Gain insights into major tech companies' business models
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Learn to analyze financial statements effectively
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Identify trends and potential future winners in tech
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Understand the competitive landscape of top tech firms
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Develop a solid foundation in business concepts for tech enthusiasts
About This Course
A course in business for tech folks, and in tech for the business folks
Whether you are an engineer seeking to understand business, or a business/strategy person seeking to understand technology - this course is right for you.
What's Covered:
Case studies of Apple, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn
In-depth analysis of the business models of these companies
Line-by-line walk through their financial statements and investor filings
Product choices - good and bad - made by these companies
Competitive analysis of each company: how they stack up in revenue, growth, profitability and valuation
Understand common business models in the tech industry
Spot trends, and possibly pick the winners and losers of tomorrow
Understand how we got to today - the key players, their successes, failures, strengths and weaknesses
George A.
Good Job!
It would have been beyond believe if the instructor touched the core technologies on some of these companies run.
anyway I've enjoyed the course fro start to finish.