Every large company that adopts a new information system is making a bet that it will pay off — and the gap between a smart investment and a costly mistake usually comes down to how well that system is managed. This training course looks at Information Systems Management (ISM) strategy from that angle, giving participants a structured way to evaluate, plan, and apply IS strategies rather than just describing what information systems are.

Multinational corporations do not adopt complex IS platforms out of habit — they do it because a well-managed system delivers a measurable return. The course combines theory with hands-on practice so that employees, supervisors, and directors alike leave with the strategic skills needed to manage Information Systems effectively within their own organizations.

Course Objectives:

• Evaluate different types of Information Systems and their core software.
• Apply proven ISM techniques to real management scenarios.
• Compare and select ISM strategies suited to different company sizes.
• Use Information Systems professionally to support daily operations.
• Understand the practical branches of IS relevant to a company's structure.

Target Audience:

• Directors and supervisors overseeing companies that use Information Systems.
• Employees in medium and large organizations working with IS platforms.
• Engineers in computerization and information departments.
• Technical department staff and IT-adjacent professionals.
• Directors planning to introduce Information Systems into their companies.

• Module 1: Why Information Systems Strategy Matters to Companies

  • The real cost of an unmanaged or poorly matched Information System
  • How multinational companies decide which systems are worth adopting
  • Setting the strategic context before diving into technical detail

• Module 2: Types of Information Systems and Their Software

  • Overview of common IS categories used in modern companies
  • Matching system types to organizational needs
  • Recognizing widely used IS software in the market

• Module 3: Core Techniques of Information Systems Management

  • Key ISM techniques for maintaining reliable systems
  • Common pitfalls in managing Information Systems
  • Building consistency across departments using shared techniques

• Module 4: Applying and Mastering ISM Techniques in Practice

  • Hands-on application of ISM techniques to real scenarios
  • Troubleshooting and refining system management routines
  • Measuring the practical impact of applied techniques

• Module 5: Evaluating the Benefits of Information Systems

  • Detailed review of how IS platforms create business value
  • Comparing benefits across different software solutions
  • Building a case for continued investment in Information Systems

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.
• Theoretical training in Academy classrooms.

Certificate:

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