Wharton Webinar: Scaling Venture - Aligning Strategy and Operations


Date and Time
Tuesday, May 15, 2018
12:00pm— 1:00pm
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EFeldmanNBheadshot_(002).jpgThis webinar is part of the Wharton Alumni Webinar Series in an effort to offer life-long learning opportunities to alumni. The webinar is provided at no cost to club members.

Wharton Alumni Relations is excited to bring you the next faculty webinar for the 2018 season offered to our Wharton alumni community. Through April 30, registration is open EXCLUSIVELY to members of the Wharton Health Care Management Alumni Association. If you are not already a member of our club, we encourage you to join and take advantage of this valuable benefit.

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Webinar Title: Scaling Venture - Aligning Strategy and Operations

Webinar Date: Tuesday, May 15, 2018

Webinar Time: 12:00pm – 1:00pm EDT

Led By: Gad Allon, Jeffrey A. Keswin Professor and Professor of Operations, Information and Decision

Cost: FREE to current WHCMAA club members 

Pre-registration is available now for current WHCMAA members!   Space is limited so register today!

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About this Session:

We will approach the challenge of scaling operations by taking a holistic view that incorporates competitive strategy, financial evaluation, and the customer experience. A scalable operations strategy is a plan for developing assets and configuring processes such that the resulting competencies maximize value for stakeholders. We focus on decisions and challenges that many firms that try to scale their operations face: assessing the attractiveness of a firm’s operating system from an investor/external perspective and a management/internal perspective. Then we study building competencies in-house (i.e., investing in a portfolio of assets whose capacity, type, and location define the internal supply chain) or buying them (i.e., developing and implementing a global sourcing strategy and integrating external supply chain partners).