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Driving Digital Innovation through Experimentation (edX)

Offered by Boston University, BUx,
Driving Digital Innovation through Experimentation (edX)

Learn how to apply principles of experimentation at the technical, organizational and strategic levels of your business to drive digital innovation. Experimentation is a key capability for any business to develop and master. Learn how to leverage data to build knowledge and apply this knowledge to improve business outcomes and create strategic advantages.

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This course is part of both the Digital Product Management and Digital Leadership MicroMasters programs. In it, you will learn to develop iterative business experiments using agile methods. This capability is central to digital businesses as it allows them to sustain competitive advantage through both incremental improvements as well as significant, disruptive innovations when opportunities and conditions warrant them.

This course focuses on experimentation across the three layers of a digital business:
(1) the capacity of the technical infrastructure to provide an iterative and operational process that uses experiments to gather data and develop knowledge
(2) the ability to use agile methods and manage the knowledge interfaces among experts at the organizational layer to derive insight from data to create knowledge and ultimately drive improvements in products and processes.
(3) the capability to use the technical and organizational infrastructures to drive experimentation at scale in order to deliver digital transformation.

What you'll learn
You will learn how to:

  • Use a business experimentation cycle to deliver desired business outcomes
  • Use operational processes, modular design and agile methods to develop iterative, Small-loop experiments that create continuous improvement
  • Use operational processes, modular design and agile methods to drive Small-loop experiments
  • Identify the need for, and manage the risks inherent in, Big-loop experiments, used to drive disruptive change
  • Manage the knowledge interfaces among the variety of experts involved in g Big-loop experiments
  • Manage your technical and organizational infrastructures to drive a capability for experimentation at scale
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