"Information Systems" and "Computer Information Systems" often get used as if they were the same thing — but they are not. Computer Information Systems are really one form of information technology and just one element of the broader Information Systems (IS) field. This Training Course on Applying Information Systems Methodology in Practice by the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy clears up that distinction before moving into the scientific experience and integrated practical curriculum behind IS methodology.

Information Systems Management (ISM) is not an easy job: it requires a clear methodology and an understanding of the multinational best practices adopted in managing different Information Systems. Each system has its own specific methodology and management practice, and today, Information and Information Technology have become one of the most important primary resources many companies rely on.

Who Should Attend:

• Employees working in companies that use Information Systems (IS), and data analysts in Information Archiving Divisions.
• Managers of companies aiming to introduce Information Systems, and managers of technical departments in technological companies.
• Chairmen of Information Development Groups, and computerization and software departments' supervisors.

By the End of the Course, Participants Will Be Able To:

• Deal with Information Systems on a technical level and manage informative and technical projects.
• Manage departments responsible for information development, and organize data tables and administrative studies.
• Present their work optimally within specialized companies.

• Module 1: Clearing Up the Confusion: IS vs. Computer Information Systems

  • Why the two terms are often confused, and how they actually differ

• Module 2: Building a Clear Methodology for Managing Information Systems

  • Why ISM requires a defined methodology, and the multinational best practices behind it

• Module 3: Scientific Foundations and Definitions of Information Systems

  • A scientific and methodological definition of Information Systems (IS)

• Module 4: Database Management Systems in Practice

  • Learning how database management systems work day to day

• Module 5: Supporting Decisions: Decision-Support and Bibliographic Systems

  • Understanding decision-making support systems within IS
  • Information restoration systems, also known as bibliographic Information Systems

• Module 6: Research and Approach Systems and Their Growing Importance

  • How research and approach systems fit within Information Systems and why they matter

Course Venues:

• Sessions run across multiple countries, including Egypt, Jordan, Malaysia, Turkey, the UK, France, Italy, Germany, Sweden, Austria, and Denmark, as well as Australia and the United States.
• Dates and locations can be arranged to suit your schedule.

Delivery Formats:

• Group training at Academy centers.
• One-to-one training.
• Practical, field-based training following an advanced curriculum.
• Theoretical training in dedicated Academy classrooms.

Certificate:

• Participants receive a certificate accredited by the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy upon completion.

Note:

• This course can be delivered at a time and place that suits you.
• This course is offered to high-profile professionals at premium standards; contact the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy team for more details.