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Productivity and Innovation with Sun Tzu Art of War

Everyone knows today’s economy is very different from 2015 or even January 2016. Not only are the costs rising, selling prices continue their downward spiral. These factors, coupled with labour shortage and Brexit factor, make many businessmen wonder: where is the future?

As we know, every crisis produces winners. We need to ensure that we are the winner and not the loser. To do that, we must adapt fast and evolve with the rapidly changing markets. This means that we need to move to higher gear: innovate fast and ramp up productivity.

As we know, innovation is about strategies and tactics and productivity is about people.  We can learn from people who have done it before: people who have won numerous battles for thousands of years using a proven formula: Sun Tzu Art of War.

Background information and Why Sun Tzu is powerful:
Sun Tzu (or Sūn Zǐ in pinyin) was a 500 BC Chinese general and military strategist. He led his country won numerous battles against its stronger and bigger neighbours. Past and present Generals, Kings and Emperors studied Sun Tzu’s military classic “Art of War” or 孙子兵法 in depth. Even the USA Army used the Art of War strategy and won the Iraq War in 1991. Today, many top-notch companies including Apple, FaceBook and Samsung use Sun Tzu ideas and became world business leaders. Definitely Sun Tzu’s strategies are worth billions of dollars.

Now you can learn all the important strategies of Sun Tzu Art of War in a very easy-to-understand and affordable way. Asia Trainers and its Chief Trainer Andy Ng have been conducting Sun Tzu Art of War training for leaders, managers and salespeople since 2009. Our Sun Tzu courses have travelled to outside Singapore including Tanzania, Sri Lanka, Philippines, Cambodia and Thailand. We have been featured numerous times in the media including Lianhe Wan Bao, Sin Ming Daily News, My Paper and The Straits Times. For example, on 1 September 2016, Andy will be addressing over 120 officials from Singapore's Workforce Development Agency (WDA) and over 100 entrepreneurs from Singapore Enterprise Association on 10 December 2016. 

If you too want to learn Sun Tzu’s secrets of Art of War and apply to your business in Innovation and Productivity, now is the time. Enrol for this course today!

For Who to Attend:

  • Bosses and Businesspeople
  •  People in sales, human resource and operations
Topics covered in this power-packed 3-hour training include:
1.     What is Innovation and how most people are just creative and not innovating
2.     Success stories of innovation: Oppo, OnePlus and Vivo
3.     Sun Tzu’s Philosophy on Winning as applied to Innovation and Productivity
·       The 3 Ingredients of Sun Tzu’s success: Decision, Attention and Energy
·       How to be Mindful, not Mind full
4.     Ever More with Ever Less: Art of War’s mindset in Productivity and Innovation
5.     Sun Zi’s 5 Elements of Purpose, Climate, Leader, Ground and Methods
·       Using the power of Purpose to get buy-in to your innovation and productivity messages
6.     The 6 Key Strategies of Art of War: Win without Fighting, Inner Knowledge, Occupy the Right Ground, Right Timing, Being Efficient and Right Use of Deception
·       Case study of using the 6 strategies in your business in Innovation and Productivity
7.     The adjusting of Perception in Sun Tzu’s ‘Deception’ tactics
9.     The 4 Steps in Innovation per Sun Tzu Art of War
10. Getting your people to be more productive with Sun Tzu’s ‘Attack what is weak’ strategy

11. The Ultimate in Innovation and Productivity: Sun Zi’s ‘Take the Entire Nation’ concept by Sun Tzu 

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