2010 Program 

 

2010 Program

The curriculum for CTAM's Executive Management Program is designed by faculty chair Tom Eisenmann, an HBS Professor of Business Administration, in concert with the Educational Foundation Board of Directors.  The case study-based courses feature from outside businesses, as well as cable and content companies.  All are highly relevant to cable operators, program network and technology company executives.

Check out the tentative 2010 curriculum (subject to change). 

  • Marketing as a Process of Creating Customer Value
    Case Studies:
    Black and Decker
    Callaway Golf Company
    Calyx and Corolla
    Omnitel Pronto Italia
    Rajiv Lal, Stanley Roth Senior Professor of Retailing, Marketing 
        

  • An Overview of Competitive Strategy
    Case Studies:
    Fox Broadcasting Company
    Newscorp
    IMG
    Bharat Anand, Associate Professor, Strategy
        

  • Strategic Management Challenges in New Infrastructure Companies
    Case Studies:
    Bright House
    Google, Inc.
    Tom Eisenmann, Professor of Business Administration

    Comcast Video on Demand and an Examination of the Long Tail Phenomenon in Video Sales
    Anita Elberse, Assistant Professor, Marketing
         

  • Financial Valuations - Real Options and the Cable Industry
    Case Studies:
    Laura Martin- Real Options and the Cable Industry
    Cox Communications
    Mihir Desai, Assistant Professor of Business Administration, Entrepreneurial and Service Management 
     

  • Financial Lecturer
     

  • Strategic Marketing
    Fidelity: What to do for an Encore?
    Harrah's Entertainment
    Gail McGovern, Senior Lecturer
     

  • Managing the Service Profit Chain
    Article: Captain Marvel
    Case Study: Southwest Airines
    Earl Sasser, UPS Foundation Professor, Entrepreneurial and Service Management

    Case Study: Verizon DSL
    Frances Frei, Assistant Professor
     

  • Management: The Business Case for Diversity
    David Thomas, Senior Associate Dean, Director of Faculty Recruiting and H. Naylor Fitzhugh Professor of Business Administration 

Participants benefit from hearing from cable industry leaders through the annual Dan Aaron Lecture Series.

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