What You'll Learn
- Technology Management
- Technology Planning
- in-House vs Outsource vs Out-staff work
- Vendors and Contractors Management
- Platform vs Product vs Tech-oriented teams
- Lean 6 Sigma at Technology Management
Requirements
- For a better learning experience, we suggest you to use a laptop / mobile phone / pen and paper for taking notes, highlighting important points, and making summaries to reinforce your learning.
Who This Course is For
- No special requirements. Course for any who want to build a career in Engineering Management
- What is Engineering Management? Engineering management skillfully blends engineering's technical problem-solving prowess with the administrative, planning, and organizational savvy of management. Engineering managers oversee complex projects that involve technological aspects. They ensure that these projects: Align with company goals. Stay within budget. Are finished on time. Are of high quality.
- Main Areas and Functionality of Technical and Engineering Top Managers Technical and engineering top managers focus on the following core areas: Project Management: Initiating, planning, executing, monitoring, and closing projects. They focus on resource allocation, timeline adherence, and risk management. Team Leadership: Guiding teams of engineers, motivating them, hiring new talent, resolving conflicts, and fostering a productive, collaborative work environment. Technical Expertise: Staying current on industry trends and new technologies within the engineering field. Being capable of understanding complex technical concepts and making informed decisions about engineering-related matters. Operations Management: Optimizing processes, supply chain logistics, production systems, and resource utilization to ensure efficiency and high quality output. Budgeting and Finance: Developing and managing project budgets, tracking expenses, and ensuring financial accountability. Strategic Planning: Working with upper management to set long-term goals for the engineering department and the organization, aligning technical plans with overall business strategy. Communication and Collaboration: Facilitating communication between engineers, other departments (sales, marketing, etc.) and with stakeholders.
- How Developing Skills in Engineering Management Supports Career Building Here's how enhancing your engineering management skills fuels career growth: Increased Demand: Organizations need well-rounded engineers who can also manage people, resources, and complex projects effectively. Higher Salaries: Engineering managers often command higher compensation packages. Leadership Opportunities: Strong engineering management skills open doors to leadership positions such as engineering director, CTO, or even higher-level executive roles. Cross-Industry Value: The skills learned in engineering management are versatile and can be applied across various industries and sectors.
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