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? Thrilled to Announce My Certification in Technology Roadmapping from MIT! ??? Completing this program has been a game-changer in my professional journey, equipping me with a scientifically grounded framework for technological and business decision-making. This approach not only helps industries achieve their goals but also identifies the drivers and capabilities that will sustain their growth. ?? Why this framework is essential: Data-Driven Decisions: Aligning metrics, technologies, and strategies to meet objectives. Visualizing Evolution: Mapping how technologies progress over time based on different metrics of merit. Strategic Impact: Estimating when and how technologies (individually or in combination) can drive defensive, disruptive, or follow-up strategies, depending on business priorities. This methodology has profoundly influenced my perspective. By applying these tools, I aim to create meaningful, tangible contributions to business strategies, leveraging technology as a differentiator for growth and innovation. ?? A heartfelt thanks to Prof. Olivier de Weck and Edwin Elmendorp for their invaluable guidance, insightful recommendations, and for sharing experiences that highlight the importance of structured technology roadmapping. ?? The Future Starts with a Roadmap: Let’s embrace the power of structured frameworks to build a better tomorrow, one decision at a time. #TechnologyRoadmapping #MIT #Innovation #BusinessStrategy #Leadership Clara Piloto Ed.M

You Don't Have To Be An Expert To Solve BIG Problems. Key Takeaways: 1. Taking Action Over Waiting for Perfection: 2. Learning by Doing: 3. Collaboration as a Key to Innovation: 4. The Importance of Passion: 5. Demystifying the Role of Experts: Link: https://lnkd.in/g7ZV5tbR

LEARNING ORGANISATION - SPOTLIGHT SERIES #7. Systems Thinking @ MIT xPRO ? MIT xPRO is the online learning arm of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). MIT’s mission is to develop technical professionals across disciplines. MIT xPRO’s objectives are to make learning accessible and help professionals with their skill building needs as well as build their leadership acumen. To this extent, the audience they cater-to is fairly wide. While MIT xPRO’s range of courses is vast, one of their key offerings is a course on #SystemsThinking. MIT is the birthplace of the discipline of #SystemDynamics and this is the central approach to systems thinking that is taught here. The course is a 5-week, online program and it has a distinct leaning towards the world of business and technology, to the realm of #products and #organisation but also cover broader aspects such as #family and #life. The course is application oriented and the examples taught are across multiple disciplines. These include #transportation, #logistics, #healthcare, #medicine, #environment and #energy policy. To learn more about MIT xPRO’s course on systems thinking, please click on the link below To view previous posts in this series please click here https://lnkd.in/dSJEZtHr #SkillBuilding #leadership Anik Paul Swapnil Chaudhari Yassine MEDDAD Naina Sahni Shakti Saran https://lnkd.in/dkwa-6Tw

MIT Sloan just issued the official certificate. Yay. It is an interesting virtual course with weekly assignments and chat forums for shared learning. I do think the chat forums were underutilized. Their asynchronous nature meant comments came in randomly, most just before the due dates. For those of you who have been involved in transformations, it offers a formal framework that gives you a stronger vocabulary to support doing those things you know the organization needs to do. For those of you who have never worked in Digital Transformation, it gives you a solid framework.

?? Starting 2025 with Innovation and Purpose! I’m excited to share that I’ve just completed my first course of 2025: Roadmap to Success in Digital Manufacturing and Design (DMD) by the University at Buffalo School of Management, The State University of New York via Coursera. ?? ?? What I’ve Learned: ?? Project Definition: The critical role of aligning personal projects with the ongoing digital transformation in manufacturing. ?? Self-Assessment (SWOT): Gaining deeper insights into strengths, opportunities, and areas for growth in the Industry 4.0 ecosystem. ?? Roadmap Execution: Crafting actionable plans to successfully transition to a digital manufacturing model. ?? Networking & Self-Marketing: Building meaningful relationships and expanding networks to thrive in the evolving digital space. This course has been an insightful experience that not only strengthened my knowledge but also reinforced the importance of collaboration and community in driving forward the future of manufacturing. ?? With these insights, I’m even more excited to contribute to building the factories of the future—where digital transformation becomes reality. #DigitalTransformation #Industry4Point0 #SmartManufacturing #Innovation #FutureOfWork #Collaboration #ManufacturingExcellence #DigitalManufacturing #ManufacturingGrowth #AutomationExcellence

?? Unlocking Your Potential: The Power of Continuous Improvement ?? In the journey of career growth, continuous improvement stands as a beacon of progress. As engineers, we're not just creators of technology; we're architects of innovation, constantly striving to push the boundaries of what's possible. Reflecting on the invaluable lessons from mentors and the wisdom of industry reports, it's clear that success isn't just about ticking boxes—it's about the relentless pursuit of improvement in every aspect of our work. So, how do we embark on this journey of continuous improvement? Here are a few actionable steps: 1. Set Clear Goals: Define specific, measurable goals that align with your professional aspirations. 2. Seek Feedback: Actively seek feedback from peers, mentors, and supervisors to identify areas for improvement. 3. Embrace Lifelong Learning: Stay curious and commit to ongoing learning through courses, workshops, and self-study. 4. Experiment and Innovate: Don't be afraid to try new approaches and technologies to enhance your skills and processes. 5. Reflect and Adapt: Regularly reflect on your progress, celebrate successes, and adapt strategies as needed to stay on course. Together, let's harness the power of continuous improvement to unlock our fullest potential and shape a brighter future for engineering excellence. Join the discussion: How do you prioritize continuous improvement in your career journey? Share your insights below! #ContinuousImprovement #EngineeringExcellence #ProfessionalDevelopment #ErProsper ????

Completed the “Technology Strategy: Creative Destruction” course, for attaining my "Strategic Technology Management" Specialization Certificate from the Gies College of Business - University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign through Coursera. This course widened my insights on aspects like: - Strategic Management - Product Management - R&D Management - Innovation Management - Business Strategy #technologymanagement #illinois

?? Exciting Milestone Achieved! ?? I am thrilled to share that I have successfully completed the first course stackable towards MIT’s certification program in Strategic Roadmapping and Technology Innovations. This first course, Technology Roadmapping and Development, was an incredible deep dive into applying quantitative frameworks for effective technology management and long-term planning. 3 key takeaways (of many) for me from this technology roadmapping course: 1. From a technology innovation management framework perspective, ideally we will have organizational functions to perform technology scouting, roadmapping, planning, and project execution to transform technology into viable products or services. And all these functions are a cross functional efforts involving both tech and business units to achieve the organizational mission. 2. In order to quantify technological progress, we need figures of merits (FOMs), which could be a combination of carefully curated business and technical measures. Example of a technical FOM to measure innovation progress for semiconductor chip is the transistor count on a chip, and example of a business oriented FOM could be the capital or operating expenses to adopt the technology. 3. Finally in a comprehensive technology roadmap there should be a portfolio view of the mapping of key technologies to products or services (and projects that realize the tech into the end products or services to meet the requirements of a mission / use case). And this portfolio view will drive what technology should the organization invest in to achieve their goals. A special thank you to our exceptional course mentor, Karim Shalash, for his insightful teaching, thought-provoking wisdom, and practical rules of thumb for developing effective technology roadmaps. Your guidance has been truly inspiring and instrumental in my learning journey. As I move into the next course of the program on Technology Strategy and Portfolio Analysis , I’m eager to build on this foundation, exploring new dimensions of innovation management and technology forecasting. #MITProfessionalEducation #StrategicRoadmapping #TechnologyInnovation #LifelongLearning #LeadershipInTech

?? Excited to announce my certification in the Strategic Technology Management specialization! ?? This program is perfect for aspiring managers, professionals at all levels, and entrepreneurs seeking a comprehensive understanding of technology management. Through a series of courses, I've delved into strategic innovation, customer-centric product development, and effective innovation management. Topics covered include understanding the strategic impact of technological change, characterizing innovation situations, business model innovation, identifying unmet customer needs, delivering exceptional customer value through new products, designing organizations for navigating established and new businesses, leading innovation teams, and driving change initiatives for innovation. Can't wait to apply these skills in real-world scenarios! #StrategicTechnologyManagement #CertificationComplete #Innovation #Transformation #Changeleadership ??