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- [Graduate Comments] Su Jung Lee – "Leadership through Immersion activity" (Executive MBA Class of 2024)
- Amidst the anticipation of the upcoming graduation ceremony on March 2nd, the Indiana Kelley -SKK GSB Executive MBA Program at Sungkyunkwan University Graduate School of Business prepares to bid farewell to its accomplished cohort of graduates. Despite facing numerous challenges along the MBA journey, the students reflect on their experiences with profound gratitude and pride. One such graduate, Su Jung Lee, fondly recalls her most memorable experience during the MBA journey—a transformative outdoor immersion activity in the Bloomington campus of Indiana University Kelley School of Business. Under the guidance of a former U.S. soldier turned professor, Su Jung and her peers navigated the complexities of teamwork and leadership in a dynamic outdoor setting. “As a leader, I learned how to clarify the direction and mission of the team, persuade team members, and secure the necessary resources. Metaphorically reflecting the conflicts and difficulties that may exist in real life, we gained insight into the meaning of leadership and effective teamwork through various problem-solving activities.” Reflecting on her journey, Su Jung acknowledges the initial hesitation she felt before embarking on the MBA program. However, as she nears the culmination of her studies, she realizes that her fears were unfounded, and she emerges as a better version of herself. Inspired by the supportive community fostered at SKK GSB, Su Jung expresses her pride in the accomplishments of her fellow classmates and extends heartfelt gratitude to her professors for their unwavering support and guidance. “I became interested in social phenomena such as cyber security and ESG, which I had not known in detail before, as well as global economy and politics, and it became an opportunity to look at business from a bigger picture. Additionally, I was able to expand my interests to a wider range of fields by meeting a variety of people in different industries through various networks through my classmates.” In offering her congratulatory message on SKK GSB's 20th anniversary, Su Jung echoes the sentiments of her predecessors, expressing hope for the continued success of the institution in producing outstanding leaders. “Congratulations on the 20th anniversary of SKK GSB. Just as the predecessors who have passed through GSB, I hope that SKK GSB will continue to produce more outstanding leaders in the future, and I wish for the continued success of the excellent programs that SKK GSB offers.” She commends SKK GSB for its commitment to excellence and innovation, envisioning a future where the institution continues to thrive and inspire future generations of leaders.
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- 작성일 2024-03-06
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- [Graduate Comments] Ki Myung Kim - "MBA is Preparation." (Professional MBA Class of 2024)
- Reflecting on his journey through the Professional MBA program at SKK GSB, Ki Myung Kim shares profound insights into the intersection of preparation, opportunity, and success. As he prepares to graduate, Ki Myung Kim highlights the transformative nature of the MBA experience and the invaluable lessons learned along the way. Throughout the Professional MBA course, Ki Myung Kim dived into the intricacies of various business models and sales processes, gaining a comprehensive understanding of key concepts such as segmentation, pricing, marketing, and channel management. Transitioning from an engineering background, where precision and accuracy are paramount, Ki Myung Kim immersed himself in a world defined by dynamic variables and strategic decision-making. The Professional MBA journey proves to be a paradigm shift, offering new perspectives and equipping him with the skills necessary to thrive in the ever-evolving business landscape. “Previously, I knew about domestic and international economic situations and economic theories, but it was not easy to apply them to real life and incorporate what I knew into my work. Through these MBA courses, I think I have developed the ability to apply theory to real life and incorporate it into my work. Also, since all classes are conducted in English, I think my ability to communicate and express my opinions in English has also improved. Furthermore, I think I was able to develop a broader global mindset through team projects and school life with friends from various countries. I have attended several admission guide sessions as a student panel. The most frequently asked question was ‘What will be my next career?’ ‘What to do after completing your MBA?’. I've been thinking about luck.” Ki Myung emphasized the role of luck in conjunction with readiness. Whether opportunities arise swiftly or materialize over time, Ki Myung Kim underscored the importance of being prepared to capitalize on them, whether through luck or success. He views the MBA as a form of preparation, a journey that extends beyond the confines of the classroom and requires ongoing dedication and perseverance. “’There is a saying: ‘Hard work does not guarantee success. You just need a chance.’ One of the buzzwords these days is the ratio of canonization. When you are ready, an opportunity comes sooner than you think, and when you seize it, it is luck.” As he congratulates his fellow graduates on their accomplishments, Ki Myung Kim extends well wishes for their future endeavors, expressing hope that new opportunities will manifest swiftly. He will carry with him the invaluable lessons and experiences gained during his time at SKK GSB. Armed with newfound knowledge and a readiness to seize opportunities, students constantly prepare to navigate the complexities of the business world.
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- 작성일 2024-03-06
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- [Graduate Comments] Full-Time MBA Class of 2024
- As the SKK Graduate School of Business commemorates its 20th anniversary, the Class of 2024 emerges as a beacon of achievement, having successfully navigated the rigorous journey of the Full-Time MBA Program. With each graduate equipped with newfound knowledge and experiences, their reflections offer profound insights into the transformative power of education and the boundless opportunities that lie ahead. Among the distinguished members of this graduating cohort is Dustin Dat Nguyen, whose journey through the MBA program has been marked by memorable experiences and profound personal growth. Reflecting on his time in the program, Dustin recalls the enriching global field trip to Taiwan as a highlight of his MBA experience. “I would say my most memorable experience during the MBA program was the global field trip that we took to Taiwan. It was nice being able to travel with my MBA classmates and see them in an environment outside of the classroom. Exploring a new country is one thing, but doing it with people whom you have grown close to throughout the course of the program is another. We drank, we dined, we laughed, and we explored together and it was an experience I will never forget.” The Full-Time MBA students visited Taiwan for an SAP course. By visiting ESG-related organizations, they were able to learn about the ESG success stories of various Taiwanese companies, and experience new food, scenery, and culture. Before embarking on this journey, he admitted to possessing limited knowledge in business fields, but enrolling in the SKK GSB Full-Time Program has enriched his knowledge through hard work and hands-on learning experiences. “I feel like the MBA gave me a crash course on everything I would need to know to succeed in business. For me, the MBA was the launchpad for a career transition. Before coming to this program, I knew nothing about finance, accounting, or business analytics. Now having taken all these classes, I feel like my world has expanded and I have so much knowledge regarding business and how it is conducted. I can definitely say that there wasn’t a single day in the program where I didn’t learn something new or useful.” The student expresses his congratulatory message regarding SKK GSB’s 20th anniversary. “To the SKK GSB, here’s hoping for another 20 years of excellence! And let’s hope AI doesn’t replace all of us by that time!” says Dustin. Student Hyun Bin Jung is another great example of how SKK GSB has changed his insights about the business world. Prior to embarking on the MBA journey, the student acknowledges possessing a theoretical understanding of domestic and international economic situations. However, they candidly admit to facing challenges in applying this knowledge to real-life scenarios. “Previously, I knew about domestic and international economic situations and economic theories, but it was not easy to apply them to real life and incorporate what I knew into my work. Through these MBA courses, I think I have developed the ability to apply theory to real life and incorporate it into my work. Also, since all classes are conducted in English, I think my ability to communicate and express my opinions in English has also improved. Furthermore, I think I was able to develop a broader global mindset through team projects and school life with friends from various countries.” Hyun Bin also leaves us with a congratulatory message for SKK GSB: “Congratulations on your 20th anniversary! I hope that we will continue to have good programs and talented students participate in the Sungkyunkwan University GSB program, thereby creating a strong alumni base.” As the SKK GSB celebrates the achievements of its graduating class, it is evident that the Full-Time MBA Program has empowered individuals like Dustin and Hyun Bin to embark on transformative journeys of personal and professional growth.
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- 작성일 2024-03-06
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- SKK GSB, 'Investing in Climate, Investing in Growth' ICIG Forum
- SKK GSB's forum on "Investing in Climate, Investing in Growth" was held at Sungkyunkwan University's International Hall on February 7th. The forum begins with Hyuntae (Harry) Kim’s lecture on " Upscaling of Wind Farms." Mr. Hyuntae Kim is the Project Manager of Tractbel Engineering GmH. SKK GSB's perspective on climate change diverges from seeing it solely as a crisis but rather as an opportunity. The evolving landscape of climate change worldwide presents a canvas for technological innovation, fostering a corporate ecosystem. Climate change propels them to swiftly adapt and innovate for sustained growth. In the forum titled "Upscaling of Wind Farm," Mr. Hyuntae Kim illuminated the intricate challenges encountered by applying the business plan to the environmental dynamics inherent in wind farm projects domestically. His discourse offered profound insights into the entire Wind Farm Development Procedure, spanning from manufacturing processes to turbine installation and project completion. Andrew Burger is a full-time MBA student who is from the United States, expressed that "Kansas is a much flatter state and therefore has built large wind farm complexes throughout the entire state. Currently, around 40% of its power grid is supplied by this wind power with wind turbine farms being located in the western part of the state. Any time I traveled to Colorado or beyond, there would be hours of driving past these large complexes and seeing large blades while traveling.” Andrew asked a lot of enthusiastic questions during the lecture and shared “I asked about how the wind power construction firms have been dealing with the changes in the South Korea bond markets. It was interesting to see how the loan agreements of a sustainable project are different from what Shinsegae, Hyundai, and Taeyoung typically use. The Korean construction market has faced some challenges in recent years so learning about the financial risks and obligations of a sustainable power project was insightful to hear about." Andari Candrika, another full-time MBA student during the forum stated “Attending the ICIG Forum on Upscaling Wind Farms was an eye-opening experience. I especially enjoyed how Mr. Hyuntae Kim provided technical insights into the wind farm industry. His perspective highlighted both the business and engineering challenges in wind farms, which I hadn't fully grasped before. Seeing the engineering side was particularly fascinating, as it's not typically emphasized in business school. Overall, the forum enriched my understanding of wind energy's complexities and its broader implications.” The SKK GSB Climate Investment and Growth Investment Forum is held every year both offline and online. The next forum will be held on April 24th 2024, another topic related to sustainability. SKK GSB will invite industry experts, high-tech companies, and investment experts related to climate change in the global market to deliver a lecture and chair a forum along with Prof. Yongju Nielsen.
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- 작성일 2024-02-28
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- 2024 FT Global MBA Rankings - SKK GSB, #1 MBA in Korea for 13 consecutive years
- Dear SKK GSB Community, This year, we are celebrating the 20th anniversary of SKK GSB. I would like to take this moment to reflect with gratitude on the journey we have embarked upon since our founding in 2004. It started with just one program, 36 students, and ten faculty members who shared a vision of creating a world-class institution. We have grown remarkably since then to boast six top graduate programs, 400 talented students, and 22 distinguished faculty members. This growth results from our dedication to meet the evolving needs of the global business landscape and our students' diverse aspirations. Our excellence in business education is globally recognized and underscored by our 13 consecutive years of ranking among the top programs worldwide by the Financial Times. As we celebrate this significant milestone, I am grateful for the collective effort and dedication that has brought us to where we are today. Our achievements are not just a reflection of our faculty's excellence, the commitment of our staff, or the quality of our programs. It is also a testament to our students' and alumni's hard work, determination, and can-do spirit. Together, we have built a vibrant community that extends far beyond the walls of our school—a global network of professionals and business leaders united by a common vision of making a positive impact. Although our past achievements inspire us, we are even more excited about the opportunities that lie ahead. SKK GSB’s commitment to excellence remains unwavering, as does our dedication to fostering a community of learners and leaders who are equipped to navigate and shape the future of business. I extend my heartfelt thanks to our faculty, students, alums, and partners for being integral to our journey. Together, we will continue to set new standards in business education and contribute to the betterment of society on a global scale. Best regards, Eric Shih
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- 작성일 2024-02-13
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- 2023 Friday Chat with Alumni
- The Career Development Centre offers career development services that contain self-assessment, career advice, resume clinics, mock interviews, and career workshops. Recently, the center hosted insightful Friday Chats where alumus are invited from various industries, providing SKK GSB Full-Time MBA students with valuable perspectives on career opportunities in Korea. Friday chats act as an entertaining medium of being able to socialize with SKK GSB graduated students that has taken place 4 times in 2023. Let us dive into the various Friday Chats hosted by some of the graduated students last year. Minjae Kim (Full-Time MBA Class 2023) working as an HR Consultant at Mercer, shared firsthand insights into Korean job market trends and HR practices that he has experienced. His session offered students practical advice and a nuanced understanding of navigating the Korean career landscape related to HR. Celine The (Full-Time MBA Class 2023), a 2023 MBA graduate and Product Manager at TPC Internet, provided a comprehensive overview of her managerial and insights into the dynamic Korean startup scene in addition to advice. Her experiences painted a vivid picture of the challenges and opportunities in this burgeoning sector. Chanya Temkampol (Class of 2023), currently serving as a manager in the asset management division at Hyundai Engineering, shared in detail her strategies for preparing and progressing to secure a position in a major Korean company. Sally Marshall (Class of 2023), employed in the AI division of SKT, provided guidance to her foreign MBA juniors on preparing for employment in Korea and shared her experiences with visa acquisition. The experiences of Chanya and Sally proved to be highly valuable information for foreign students aspiring to work for Korean major corporations. SKK GSB plans to host Friday Chats for Full-Time MBA students again this year, featuring distinguished alumni with outstanding careers. Friday Chat will continue to serve as an event for Full-Time MBA students to meet successful MBA graduates, allowing them to gain detailed information and practical advice on career development.
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- 작성일 2024-01-30
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- SKK GSB Alumni Insights: Information & Technology
- “GSB Alumni Insights” is a platform that gives information about networking opportunities. The SKK GSB Alumni Insights: Information & Technology was held recently at the International Hall. The Dean of SKK GSB held the spotlight, introducing the event and welcoming all the guests including alumni and the currently enrolled students from various MBA programs. Three of the distinguished alumni were selected to discuss the global technological landscape. Professor Raunaq Pungaliya, the Vice Dean of SKK GSB, was also present, moderating the industry experts. One of the alumni who attended the event, Chan Joong Kim (Executive MBA 2021) is currently a manager at PwC Consulting Korea, highlighted the recent application trends related to AI, Machine Learning, No Code development, Cloud, and Automation, of which he particularly focused on the Predictive Analysis. Kung Fun No (Full-Time MBA 2008), the Head of the Financial Services Industry at Amazon Web Services (AWS) Korea, discussed cloud adoption in the financial sector. The key points he mentioned were the challenges originating from the customers’ existing organizational structure. Simultaneously, the amount of opportunities increases with the demand for digital transformation services growing. Finally, Hee Bai Kim (Executive MBA 2018), currently working as a Country Manager and Couchbase Korea, gave insightful perspectives on Databases and analytics, that help support business operations. Hee Bai addressed the effect of the emerging development of the generative AI that transforms the database realm. The latest technological trends were unveiled that will influence the future career landscape. Following the success of the event, SKK GSB is grateful for the participation of the speakers and the alumni who shared their expertise about future technology on the three different fields.
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- 작성일 2024-01-17
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- SKK GSB, the #1 MBA school in Korea for 12 consecutive years
- Sungkyunkwan University SKK Graduate School of Business (SKK GSB, Dean Eric Chuan-Fong Shih) has been consistently ranked as South Korea's top MBA program by the Financial Times (FT) for 12 consecutive years. It boasts an impressive global ranking among the top 100 MBA programs, securing the 27th position for Return on Investment, 45th for Career Progress, and 14th for International Experience. SKK GSB has dedicated significant efforts to cultivate MBA programs that are attuned to the rapidly evolving demands of this era. Director Eric Shih has emphasized the importance of business analytics in recent years, stating, “Business analytics has emerged as a crucial element in decision-making, innovation, and strategic planning. We recognize its significance and have diligently integrated robust business analytics modules into our curriculum. By equipping students with the ability to interpret, analyze, and leverage data, we empower them to excel in the future business landscape.” Furthermore, SKK GSB actively facilitates global career opportunities for MBA students through various initiatives. These include dual-degree tracks with prestigious business schools in the United States and Europe, full scholarships for outstanding candidates pursuing multiple degrees, and exchange student fellowships. The Career Center provides support for both domestic and international employment, while online classes cater to those residing and working in different regions. These diverse programs and structures are designed to foster the career development of our students. ► Curriculum Tailored for the Data Age All MBA programs at SKK GSB incorporate data analytics into their curricula. Students can take courses such as Financial Analytics, Marketing Analytics, People Analytics, Operations Research, and Decision Analytics to gain expertise in data and AI. For those seeking deeper specialization, there are dedicated programs like Business Analytics MBA and AI MBA, offering in-depth knowledge in fields such as AI, machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing, and technology management. ► Dual-Degree Tracks and Scholarships for Global Careers Not limited to full-time MBA students, professionals pursuing part-time programs like the Professional MBA and Executive MBA (EMBA), as well as the Business Analytics MBA, have the opportunity to earn MBA or MS dual degrees from the prestigious Indiana University Kelley School of Business. SKK GSB facilitates this by having Kelley School professors deliver weekend classes in South Korea (EMBA), offering online courses for Kelley School's MS programs, or providing a pathway to complete Kelley School's full-time MBA program after studying in South Korea for 1.5 years. These dual-degree tracks provide efficient and cost-effective ways for students to obtain U.S. degrees, with over 30% of Professional MBA graduates participating in the Kelley School dual-degree program and EMBA students graduating with both an Indiana University Kelley School MBA degree. The full-time MBA program at SKK GSB also offers fellowships for dual degrees and exchange students to enhance students' global competitiveness through partnerships with excellent international institutions. Exceptional students participating in Study Abroad Programs at renowned foreign business schools receive full tuition waivers. ► Strengthened Career Development Programs with Outstanding Outcomes SKK GSB places a strong emphasis on enhancing career development programs. From the moment students enroll, they receive personalized career coaching and access to a variety of programs. Additionally, the school offers support for international job placements through foreign career service experts. The impressive employment outcomes of this year's full-time MBA graduates, who have embarked on new careers at leading companies such as AWS, EY, IBM, SK Telecom, McKinsey & Company, and Hyundai Engineering, are a testament to the effectiveness of these initiatives. ► Online Learning Opportunities for Remote Workers and Weekend MBA Programs SKK GSB offers weekend programs such as the EMBA, Business Analytics MBA, and AI MBA. Starting this year, remote workers and residents in remote areas can also pursue the Professional MBA program through online courses. This flexibility allows individuals to develop both global and data analytics competencies while balancing their work commitments. SKK GSB provides a diverse range of MBA programs, including full-time MBA (day/1.5 years), Professional MBA (evening/2 years), Executive MBA (weekend/1.5 years), Business Analytics MBA (Saturday/2 years), and AI MBA (contract-based/ Saturday/2 years). With the exception of the AI MBA, all programs are conducted entirely in English. The school is currently recruiting new MBA students for the 2024 academic year, with application deadlines in October and November for various programs. Detailed information and application instructions can be found on the school's website (gsb.skku.edu) or by contacting the admissions office at Tel. 02-740-1520, 1530, 1712. Original article(Korean): https://www.mk.co.kr/news/special-edition/10837475
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- 작성일 2023-09-27
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- [Alumni Interview] Kim Dong Won (Indiana-Kelley-SKK GSB Executive MBA, class of 2021)
- I have worked in various global corporations such as the American Chamber of Commerce in Korea, Pfizer, and Philip Morris International for over 20 years, primarily in roles related to international cooperation and policy. Currently, I serve as the Executive Vice President for External Affairs at Moderna, a global pharmaceutical company producing COVID-19 vaccines using mRNA technology. There were three key reasons for choosing this MBA program. Firstly, it was particularly appealing because it was the only EMBA program in Korea conducted entirely in English. Given the necessity of English communication skills in building a career in multinational corporations, I believe that Kelley – SKK GSB EMBA, with its 100% English instruction and a majority of foreign professors, would be immensely beneficial. Secondly, compared to the usual two-year MBA programs, it offered the advantage of obtaining a world-class MBA degree within a relatively shorter period of 1.5 years, which was crucial for executives balancing work and career management. Lastly, the Dual MBA aspect was pivotal. Being able to attend classes from both Sungkyunkwan University's SKK GSB and Indiana University's Kelley School of Business professors while based in Korea had a decisive impact on my choice. Looking back three years after graduation, it was a truly excellent decision. Over 70% of my fellow graduates, who embarked on this journey with me, have achieved remarkable results, either by securing better positions at new companies or receiving promotions within their current organizations. This clearly demonstrates the significant contribution of the Kelley – SKK GSB EMBA program to the career development of its students. In my case, I successfully transitioned to new roles twice after completing my MBA and received promotions each year for the past three years. My salary has also seen a significant increase in proportion. The Kelley – SKK GSB EMBA program played a substantial role in these achievements. Firstly, the MBA credential itself created a highly positive image during job interviews. It was not just the name value of Kelley – SKK GSB EMBA but also the perception that completing an MBA program while working demonstrates commitment and dedication. Secondly, the MBA network was invaluable. I received substantial support from my MBA peers and alumni in terms of advice and references during each job transition. This aspect becomes even more influential as you climb the corporate ladder. Lastly, the program provided continuous motivation. Before entering the program, I was already on an executive track and wasn't actively seeking new challenges or opportunities. However, during the MBA journey, I couldn't help but be inspired by the highly capable, passionate, and diverse individuals I encountered. After working in the same field for over two decades, it's natural to become complacent and lose sight of new dreams and opportunities. The EMBA period allowed me to meet experts and professionals from different fields, engage in discussions, and constantly strive to set higher goals for myself. One of the most rewarding aspects of completing the program was the friendships I formed with 32 colleagues who share similar values and goals, and these are friendships that will last a lifetime. In fact, just last weekend, I went on a 1-night, 2-day trip with four of these families. Unlike other connections, MBA classmates, who share similar objectives and thoughts, quickly form strong bonds. The network I gained during this journey holds exceptional value. The Kelley – SKK GSB EMBA program is an ideal choice for professionals looking to take their careers to the next level. It is particularly appealing to executives and CEOs in multinational corporations or major domestic companies. Among my fellow graduates, some have relocated to overseas headquarters or ventured into new fields using the knowledge gained from the EMBA program. I highly recommend this program to those who seek to meet a 'better version of themselves.'. Original Article (Korean): https://www.mk.co.kr/news/special-edition/10837477
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- 작성일 2023-09-27
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- [Maeil Business News] SKK GSB Prof. Nah Lee 'Data-Driven Marketing'
- The explosive growth in the field of data science has significantly elevated the importance of outcome-oriented marketing, driven by diverse data analysis and tools, as well as marketing strategies grounded in quantitative insights. Professor Nah Lee at SKK GSB teaches courses in Digital & Social Media Analytics and Pricing Strategy, helping MBA students build essential marketing competencies and skills required in the data-driven era. Her lectures actively engage students by delving into contemporary business cases from leading media and entertainment companies. One such case study from 2022 is Netflix's introduction of an ad-supported pricing plan. Despite its previous reluctance to incorporate advertisements, Netflix adopted a pricing strategy in April 2022 that involved reducing existing membership fees and introducing ads following a more than 30% drop in its stock price. Additionally, the marketing strategy shifted from content promotion to branding the 'Netflix' name, as evident in the tagline, "What's on Netflix these days?" To understand the validity of such strategies and their impact on business decisions, it's crucial to grasp Netflix's revenue determination structure and the variables influencing it. As competition to attract customers among various platforms increased, Netflix also significantly increased its investment in original content, which resulted in heightened content prices. Consequently, the importance of advertising revenue became more pronounced, making it no longer optimal for Netflix to stick exclusively to ad-free plans, even if users dislike ads. Following the introduction of advertising, Netflix's revenue improved, and its stock price saw an upturn in the latter half of 2022. Professor Nah Lee emphasizes in her lectures that platform management decisions are outcomes of economic theory and thorough data analysis, showcasing the limitless possibilities of analytics and data in the business field. The course, Digital & Social Media Analytics, revolves around team projects where students collect and analyze social media data firsthand. They explore what insights can be derived from real data and how those insights can impact businesses. For instance, projects involve analyzing the impact of Elon Musk's tweets on Tesla, cryptocurrency, Twitter stock prices, and more. Students also analyze social data from before the introduction of Apple Pay to predict potential synergies between Apple Pay and Apple devices, as well as Hyundai Card. MBA students reflect on instances from their professional experience where they could have benefited from utilizing digital data more effectively, experiencing firsthand the process of using data to arrive at more concrete conclusions. Professor Lee’s background in systems engineering, coupled with her doctoral degree in marketing after passing through operations management, equips her with strengths in data science and quantitative marketing models. She emphasizes that in the era of vast data, marketers should have the ability to selectively analyze data and make comprehensive judgments based on precise theories within complex contexts. She underscores that, "In this era, interdisciplinary thinking is more critical than technical education, and MBA talents who can think comprehensively based on theory and data analysis skills will be increasingly needed. Original article (Korean): https://www.mk.co.kr/news/special-edition/10837476
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- 작성일 2023-09-27
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