Education and Academia
For corporate academies, differentiation comes from turning training from individual development into organizational capacity.
Competency needs, ways of working and technology are changing. The real transformation lies in how the academy connects to strategy and learning translates into work.
We view corporate academies not just in terms of training calendars, but as systems where competency strategy, learning experience, workplace application and measurement work together.
The Changing Equation
We view change in education through four connected areas: the learning model, capabilities, technology and the ecosystem. Transformation becomes lasting when these four areas are designed together.
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From knowledge transfer to capability development
The value of learning emerges when knowledge can be applied to real problems. - 02
From standard programs to personalized learning journeys
Learning experiences shaped by different needs and goals are becoming more important. - 03
From closed academic structures to living ecosystems
Universities, students, the industrial sector and the entrepreneurial community need to build stronger connections. - 04
From periodic updates to a continuously evolving education model
Programs need to respond faster to changes in technology and the business world.
What Do We Do in This Sector?
Corporate Academies
We design academies that turn strategy into capabilities and capabilities into everyday performance.
Corporate AcademiesSystem Map
Supersystem
- Learner expectations
- Technology and data networks
- Business competency needs
Sistem
Corporate Academies
Subsystem
- Strategy
- Academic structure
- Learning experience
- Research
- Entrepreneurship
- People and organization
We read the sector together with the dynamics around it, the value system at its core and the organization's internal capabilities.
Öncelik: Academic structure, Learning experience, Araştırma.
Selected Projects



Unilever Akademi
Academy Setup Consulting
Corporate Academies · Strategy and Transformation
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Unilever Akademi
Creative Agency Service
Education and People · Strategy and Transformation
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Ziylan Akademi
Project Philosophy and Branding
Innovation and Added Value · Education and People
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Brisa
From Technical Creative Ideas to Innovation
Creativity and Product Development · Innovation and Added Value
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Brisa
Next-Generation Career School Design
Education and People
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Selected organizations from our reference archive
Direction-Setting Questions
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İşin içinde öğrenme kurumunuzun hangi kararını yeniden düşünmenizi gerektiriyor?
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Yapay zeka ile değişen yetkinlikler için hangi yetkinlikleri geliştirmeye ihtiyaç var?
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Öğrenmenin günlük işe aktarımı konusunda hangi fikir henüz uygulamaya dönüşmedi?
Sector Agenda
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Read the articleBlog · Technical creativity
Technical Creativity 101 Part 1: What Is Technical Creativity?
Read the articleBlog · Idea generation and strategy
Strategic Idea Generation with Divergent and Convergent Thinking
Read the articleBlog · Narrative and internal communication
What Is Storytelling in Business? Why Has It Recently Become a Priority for Companies?
Read the articleBlog · Problem-solving culture
Building a Problem-Solving Culture by Strengthening Creative and Innovative Thinking Skills in Companies
Read the articleBlog · TRIZ and problem solving
What Is TRIZ? How Does It Strengthen Problem Solving?
Read the articlePerspective · TRIZ and problem solving
A different perspective on complex problems
Read the articlePerspective · Capability development
Connecting learning with the organization's future
Read the articlePerspective · Strategy and innovation
New questions for new business models
Read the articleResearch from External Sources
External sources are independent research on the topic. They are not Kaykayoğlu project outcomes.

