Behind every company that runs smoothly, there is usually a system quietly doing the heavy lifting: gathering data, automating office tasks, and feeding managers exactly what they need to make a call. That is the practical territory this course covers — not information systems in the abstract, but the techniques that make them actually work inside an organisation.

Delivered through an internationally recognised curriculum, the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy gives participants hands-on experience with the computerised systems that serve managers day to day: building the technology that helps institutions carry out their work to the fullest extent, handling office and accounting functions, organising internal structures, and ultimately supporting better company decisions.

Who Should Attend?

• Company managers seeking to differentiate their business by adopting information systems.
• Department managers responsible for running their teams successfully.
• Software department supervisors in computing companies and technology institutions.
• Employees in organisations that rely on information systems as the foundation of their work.
• Software company managers looking to develop and optimise their operations.

Course Objectives

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

• Work confidently with the leading specialised software used in information systems, and train on its core branches.
• Master the software that forms the operational base of any information system.
• Manage a company using a distinctive, technologically advanced information system.

Module 1: Recognising the Real Value of Information Systems

• Understanding the genuine, practical importance of information systems within an organisation.
• Identifying the methods used to monitor and control these systems effectively.

Module 2: Managing Customers and Core Departments

• Applying information systems to manage customer relationships and coordinate key departments.
• Linking application services directly with the information systems department's work.

Module 3: Marketing and Positioning Information Systems Projects

• Building a marketing approach for information systems projects within an organisation.
• Turning these techniques into a distinct, technologically advanced way of managing the company.