MBA Strategic Management and Economic Intelligence

Since 2002, the Ecole de Guerre Economique has been ranked the best training in France in "Economic Intelligence" by the Eduniversal-SMBG Best Masters guide and 7th best world master in 2017 in "Masters in Business Intelligence, Knowledge and Security Management" (best- masters.com).

Christian Harbulot, the director of the program, received the prize for the best pedagogue in all training courses in 2005 at the Trophées de la Pédagogie.

objectives

• Give auditors the keys to business intelligence project management.
• Learn, restore and apply the methodologies of the best practitioners in economic intelligence.

Who is the training course for?

The MBA Strategic Management and Economic Intelligence training is high-level and is aimed at executives and managers of all functions (business development, marketing, sales, finance, legal, strategy, R&D) or backgrounds (industry, service, consulting, administration) keen to better understand their activities and develop their individual and collective performance.

The MBA Strategic Management and Economic Intelligence course lasts an average of 320 hours of teaching to which are added 80 other hours of supervised exercises.

It is broken down into 3 teaching modules and 2 calendars adapted for each professional activity.

• Lessons learned: This involves understanding the interaction between geoeconomic, competitive and societal issues, deciphering the new springs of economic competition, ruptures, alliances and coalitions, identifying methods of economic expansion and new logics of market conquest.
• Guided exercises: The teaching of the EGE is mainly based on the passage to the act, that is to say exercises carried out from cases proposed by companies, administrations or economic actors of the civil society.
• Personal work: This involves preparing a future decision-maker to know how to use all the resources of the information society. Running a business involves a new management approach by learning and mastering research, information analysis and decision support tools.

Faced with increasing risks and its international exposure due to globalization, the company must now be one step ahead.

The growing interdependence between the economic, political and societal spheres, associated with a world of communication disrupted by new technologies, has considerably increased the need of companies for strategic, reliable and high added value information.

Managing this flow of information requires specific know-how that the EI professional masters.

The core business of economic intelligence focuses on the information cycle which is the very essence of the discipline. This cycle summarizes the processing of information by the company and defines the expertise necessary for its control.