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Worldwide Cultural Change Due to Globalization and the Paradigm Shift

How can we learn to think and act strategically?

"It’s not essential to predict the future, but it is imperative
to be prepared for it.“

Pericles

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Goal

  • How can a western company keep up with the competition in a global market and what do we still have to learn in order to be successful in the future?
  • Do we recognize the effects of the paradigm shift from the
    “industry culture” to “information culture“ with all its consequences
    for corporate culture?
  • Do we fully understand the role of cultural scripts in times of globalization?

Content

”Tomorrow’s life starts today. The future is heritage.“
Prof. Horst Opaschowski

  • How did the "second wave" of the industry culture arise?
    What does this say about us today, and most of all about
    our future?
  • What behavior patterns, attitudes, and tools does the "third wave", the information culture, need?
  • Explanations of culturally based differences in management and working styles in various countries and their transition. How can
    we expand our culturally molded thought and behavior repertory
    in face-to-face communication and what do we need on the organizational level in terms of corporate culture?
  • What can we learn from Asia?
    What are their and our opportunities and where are the risks?
  • Future Scenarios: Recognizing and benefiting from the challenges of globalization and the resulting cultural shift with all its accompanying consequences for employees and corporate organizations
  • What are the concrete requirements now for a successful corporate strategy and culture in times of a paradigm shift?

Methods

Short lectures and group discussion
Exercises
Group work, workshop

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