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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT |
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What is the aim of this course?
In todays
environment, the modern financial institution requires the use of
increasingly sophisticated technology resources to deliver accurate
and timely information to meet the needs of its clientele. The
presence of such technologies however poses their own challenges to
the smooth operations of these institutions. Paramount among these
challenges are obsolescence, level of end-user skills, change
management problems and the opportunities for fraud both from within
and from external intruders.
This course thus offers a unique insight into effective management
practices aimed at maximizing the benefits from the rather expensive
investment in information technology assets.
Who is it for?
Essentially for IT
managers but useful exposure to IT-deficient executives with
responsibility for overseeing the IT function as well as mangers
with auditing, human resource and administrative roles.
What will you learn?
The Information
Technology Environment
The evolution of information systems
Trends and challenges of IT
Issues in information systems management
The strategic importance of IT
Managing The Challenges Of The IT Systems
Information resource management
Application portfolio management
Change management
IT planning and strategy formulation
Disaster and recovery management
Financial Considerations In IT Management
Measuring IT investment and returns
IT procurement management
Controlling escalating IT costs
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