Today, more than ever before, managers are required to lead across geographically distributed structures. Take advantage of the opportunities offered by virtual collaboration and get to know the diverse possibilities to lead your team as swiftly as possible with structure and heart.
What you will learn:
Leadership in virtual structures Established communication channels, customary rituals and well-established behavior patterns are changing rapidly. Among other things, they are confronted with technical challenges and uncertainty. But a manager who is insecure also makes his team insecure.
Virtual collaboration as an opportunity The sooner you as a manager align yourself in the new situation, the sooner you and your team will achieve a new form of harmony. Take advantage of the opportunities offered by virtual collaboration and get to know the diverse possibilities to lead your team as swiftly as possible with structure and heart.
Walter Sedlacek is responsible for the Governance and Enhancement of the holistic ICT Security Framework ESARIS after his 3 year successful global transformation towards this Framework as a Project Manager. He has a Master of Science in Telecommunication Management from the Danube University of Krems, and a Master of Science in Physics from the University of Vienna, as well as an MBA from Alaska Pacific University. Walter joined T-Systems in 2007 as the Head of Desktop Services Factory, T-Systems Austria where he introduced Change Management in order to align local DSS internationally and to enable innovation. In 2009 he took an assignment in the UK to build up the Project Management Organization. At T-Systems UK, he standardized Project Management Methodology for 70 Project Managers who ran 170 programs and projects. In 2010 he has been building international IT Engineering Labs around Virtualization Technologies in London, Barcelona, Zürich and Vienna, and has also established international steering of Nearshore entities. From 2012 to 2014 he was the Head of Production Operations for T-Systems Singapore and introduced Cloud Based Managed Desktop Services as well as Cloud Computing in general (Iaa S, Paa S and Saa S). Prior to his work at T-Systems, Walter Sedlacek was an IT Infrastructure Manager and subsequently the CIO of General Motors Powertrain Austria. Since 2005, Walter has been teaching classes in technical and management subjects as a guest lecturer at the Danube University of Krems as well as several vocational colleges. He also has extensive experience abroad including France, Russia, the United Kingdom, the United States and South-East Asia.
