Mastering Information Systems Managements (ISM) Expertise

This course presents a training course on the mastering Information Systems Management (IMS) expertise. This course includes a distinguishing & comprehensive scientific curricula prepared by.

Information Systems Management (ISM) is not an easy job, but it requires clear methodology, and recognizing the multinational best adopted practices used in managing various Information Systems (IS). In other words, each system has a specific methodology and a definite practice in management.

Information Systems Management (ISM) does not mean systems or technologies as Information Systems or Information Technologies. However, it is a group of activities, operations and practices which aim to achieve efficiency in Institutions. Much more interest has been recently given to Information Systems Management (ISM) as a result of the flow of a large quantity of information via Internet and modern communication means. So it is necessary to provide a system of Information Management which organizes the work of Institutions, Technical & Technological Companies of various activities.      

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

Target Category:

• Heads of divisions in companies using Information Systems.
• Managers of companies who desire to use Information Systems in their companies.
• Managers of divisions in developed technical companies.
• Supervisors of technological divisions in programming companies.
• Data analysts & employees of Information Archiving Divisions.   
• Computerization and software departments' supervisors in companies.

How participants will benefit from the Course:

At the end of this course, Participants will master the following skills:

• Dealing academically with Information Systems (IS).
• Management of knowledge in companies.
• Management of Information Archiving Division.
• Mastering Information System Applications Management.
• Mastering works performance and their presentation optimally in specialized companies.
• Management of main data in Information Systems (IS).