11th Starnberg Management-Days
The 11th Starnberg Management-Days of Seidenschwarz & Comp. took place on the 8th and 9th of May 2014 at Lake Starnberg.
Summary of the 11th Starnberg Management-Days
What does the customer value?
Developing profitable business models, products and services
The event focused on the following questions:
- How do customer landscapes and business models develop in times of "digital Darwinism"?
- For what is the customer willing to pay for and what does that mean for the second wave of Target Costing?
- How to create customer value through distribution in times of modern multi-channel strategies?
With speeches and practical contributions from:
- Ralf-Michael Franke (CEO of Drive Technologies Division of Siemens AG)
- Dr. Richard Hausmann (CEO and President of the Global MR Business for GE Healthcare Ltd.)
- Bernd Herrmann (Executive Vice President of Würth-Group)
- Jens Monsees (Industry Leader Automotive at Google)
- Andreas Feist (Project leader for the development of the BMW i3)
- Julia Bösch (managing director of the personal-shopping-company "OUTFITTERY“)
- Sven Hannawald (Author and racing driver)
- as well as digital natives from the TUMKolleg, a collaborative project of the Technical University of Munich and the Otto-von-Taube Gymnasium Gauting.
RETROSPECTIVES
- Retrospective 2014: What does the customer value? - Developing profitable business models, products and services
- Retrospective 2013: The multi-faceted work of an entrepreneurial manager in day to day business
- Retrospective 2011: Wachsen – und das Unvorhergesehene managen
- Retrospective 2010: Der Bruch mit alten Denkmustern - Wettbewerbsfähig für die Revolution in Branchen und Segmenten
- Retrospective 2009: Reorientate and accelerate - Competition for the best starting positions after the economic slide
- Retrospective 2008: Leadership and Lean Management
- Retrospective 2007: German Engineering - Success Patterns and Challenges
- Retrospective 2006: Innovation, product development and market success
- Retrospective 2005: Where to focus our attention?
- Retrospective 2004: Guiding corporate change in global competition