Information Systems Strategy
Provides an understanding of the contemporary technological and organisational issues involved in the management of information resources. This subject is designed to integrate theoretical concepts with their practical applications.
Topics include the role of information technology in the management of
the organisation; organisational learning and the assimilation of IT;
the make-or-buy decision; the relationship between users and IT
management; the role of IT in business competition; strategic alliances
and planning and control in inter-organisational systems; centralisation
vs. decentralisation of management planning and control;
responsibilities of users and information systems professionals; design
of an information systems department; the use of chargeback for control;
managing computer centre operations; transnational information
management; and planning methodologies.
Prerequisites
and PDA "Information Technology Systems for Business"
Last modified 27 Aug 2008