— Business skills for a digital future

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— Business skills for a digital future Martin Dick Program Manager

Why Digital Business? Global disruption The Digital Economy is growing rapidly. 200 million digitally connected consumers – up 50% since 2016.^ Is 5% of global GDP. Business transformation Accelerating pace of disruption in organisations. Automation, AI, Big Data and IoT trends are changing the face of work. Skills demand Demand for employees who are aligned with the digital economy. Innovation is a priority for many businesses. ^ASEAN 2017

What is the Digital Business degree? Explores the emerging digital economy Develops modern, forward thinking skill-sets and mindsets to achieve strategic goals Application of industry-used digital tools Authentic learning experiences 2 Work-Integrated Learning courses End of program Capstone course Industry involvement with all courses Working in an agile and collaborative environment

The outcomes User and customer experience skills How to transform organisation’s using digital business Understanding of a breadth of contemporary business issues Fundamentals of digital business How to build a digital business Using and understanding collaborative technology

Who thinks a degree about Digital Business is a good idea?

Comments from Industry ‘This program would prepare students for jobs in: Digital Consulting, Strategy Consulting, Experience Design Consulting, Innovation and Marketing’ “Aligns with ‘modern day consulting’ thinking.” “Meets a current need within industry and government (Australia and worldwide) for graduates with this type of skillset and knowledge.” “Fits across numerous business functions of a large and complex organisation such as consulting firms.”

Digital Business Degree Structure

What are the career outcomes? Business Analyst Systems Analyst Business process consultant Technology Manager Project Manager

Making most of the degree Micro-credentials Complementary Business Minors Blockchain Information Systems Business Analyst Security and Risk Manager

When is it happening? Semester 2, 2019

— Questions?