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MG-GY 7983 Managing Technological Innovation and Emerging Technologies in Financial Services:
This course, for current and future managers, introduces emerging information technologies and their applications in financial services industries. It covers three major financial services industries: banking, investment and insurance.
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MG-GY 7953 Global Innovation:
This course focuses on global technology-enabled innovation. Topics covered include accessing global sources of innovation, new product development globally, growing prominence of IT and e-Business in global innovation, and the role of alliances and linkages with customers, suppliers and other third parties.
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MG-GY 7733 Services Innovation:
This course examines how value creation occurs in a range of fast-growing services sectors, including retailing, hospitality, financial services, professional services, travel, logistics and healthcare. This course focuses especially on high-value services.
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MG-GY 7743 Advanced Trends in Technology Management and Innovation:
This course explores several trends that have emerged in the technology management and innovation arena in the past decade.
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BT-GY 7033 Business Concepts for the Biotechnology Entrepreneur:
This course focuses on the prospective entrepreneur with interest in biotechnology/biomedical products with emphasis placed on starting and sustaining a successful life science enterprise.
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MG-GY 8743 Entrepreneurial Marketing and Sales:
This course focuses in depth on critical marketing and sales challenges facing entrepreneurial firms. An underlying theme is that successful innovative enterprises must be deeply familiar with relevant markets and must effectively cultivate and reach those markets.
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MG-GY 8741 Introduction to Entrepreneurial Marketing and Sales:
This course introduces critical marketing and sales challenges facing entrepreneurial firms. An underlying theme is that successful innovative enterprises must be deeply familiar with relevant markets and must effectively cultivate and reach those markets.
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MG-GY 8713 Entrepreneurial Finance:
This course focuses in detail on the financial requirements of entrepreneurial ventures and on different sources of finance available to entrepreneurs. It also examines the unique roles played by retail banks, investment banks, VCs, angels, internal sources of capital and incubators.
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MG-GY 8711 Introduction to Entrepreneurial Finance:
This course is briefly introduces the financial requirements of entrepreneurial ventures and different sources of finance available to entrepreneurs. The course presents fundamentals for assessing various entrepreneurial financial strategies.
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MG-UY 4514 Honors Capstone Project in Technology, Innovation and/or Information Management and Entrepreneurship I:
In this course, qualified honors students work with a faculty member (and perhaps graduate students) on an advanced topic in technology, innovation and/or information management or entrepreneurship.
