Every growing organisation eventually faces the same challenge: information scattered across departments, unclear ownership of systems, and decisions made on outdated data. Solving exactly this kind of problem is where the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy steps in, with a training course built around the core branches of information systems management and a curriculum designed along British academic standards.

Rather than treating information as a side task, this course positions it as the backbone of the organisation. Companies today hold both electronic and non-electronic records, and their structures need to manage the full life cycle of that information — regardless of its source or nature — through the right people, the right software, and clear policies that keep records accurate for as long as the business needs them.

What participants gain from this course:

• Practical comfort working with core business software and computer systems.
• Insight into how technical companies evolve once they properly adopt a software system.
• The ability to coordinate effectively with technical teams inside computer-driven companies.
• Skills to manage, update, and adapt information programs as the business changes.
• Confidence handling the systems used across different types of companies.

This course is built for:

• IT project managers within technical companies.
• Directors leading development and technical modernisation initiatives.
• Staff working inside technical and informational companies.
• Computer software company managers.
• Supervisors looking to strengthen their information systems management capabilities.

Module 1: Why Information Systems Matter for Business and the Economy

• The role information systems play inside individual companies and across the wider economy.
• How weak information management shows up as real operational cost.

Module 2: Linking Information Systems to Corporate Modernisation

• How information systems drive the modernisation of company structures and processes.

Module 3: From Strategy to Structure

• Why developing a clear information systems strategy matters before scaling systems.
• Turning strategic goals into a workable systems structure.

Module 4: Mapping the Core Branches of Information Systems

• The basic branches that make up information systems management.
• How an information development strategy strengthens both technical and non-technical companies.

Certification:

Everyone who completes this course receives an accredited certificate from the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy.

Course delivery formats:

• Group training at Academy-affiliated centres.
• One-to-one individual training.
• Practical, field-based training following an advanced curriculum.
• Theoretical training in dedicated Academy halls.

Course locations:

The course runs across the following countries:

• Egypt, Jordan, Malaysia, Turkey, England, France, Italy, Germany, Sweden, Austria, Denmark, as well as Australia and the United States.
• Sessions are scheduled at a time and place that fits your work.

Note:

• We can deliver this course at a time and place that suits you.
• This course is offered to high-profile individuals at a premium standard — contact the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy team for more details.