The IT Governance training programme is built on the foundations of our extensive practical experience of designing and implementing management systems. Our training courses offer a structured learning path from Foundation to Advanced level for IT practitioners and lead implementers, and help to develop the skills needed to deliver best practice and compliance in an organisation. In addition they provide the tools for career advancement via industry standard certifications and increased peer recognition.
Firms make significant investments in IT. In the IS/IT Governance course we will discuss how to govern IT to make sure that the IT investments contribute to organizational goals and strategies.
Firms need to formally evaluate significant IT investments. IT investments are also risky, so firms need to consider the risk associated with the investments to appropriately evaluate the investment. We will discuss how to evaluate IT investments. Firms usually make multiple IT investments in a given year. In this course we will discuss how to evaluate a portfolio of IT investments. Firms need a mechanism to charge users for the IT investments made to encourage prudent consumption of IT resources. We will discuss different mechanisms for charging for IT that incents users to spend IT dollars wisely. Finally, IT investments are made to generate value for the firm. This requires that employees actually use the new IT systems that is developed. Thus, in the IS/IT Governance course we will discuss strategies to make sure that users use the new system so that the firm derives value from its IT investments.
Take the next step in your career and discover the benefits of IT Governance training. From introductory courses through to advanced training, avaliable as classroom, instructor-led online, or self-paced online courses, you’re guaranteed to find a course you’ll love.
There is no shortage of dangers in the Digital Age. Companies that utilize customer data and personal information have strict responsibilities: while they can certainly profit from having customer details on-file, they must be prepared to keep them safe and, when asked, delete them. This has become particularly important in recent years, with GDPR compliance and data Security breaches keeping companies constantly on-edge.
The important thing to remember about IT governance and compliance is that they are ongoing objectives. Best practices must be assimilated into corporate cultures in order to proceed efficiently and on-target. Laws and regulations like the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) also require organizations to be able to demonstrate their ongoing commitment to compliance. Without this evidence, potential fines are often much more severe.
Get a head start and explore the concepts surrounding Information Technology Governance tools and techniques. IT Governance is a subset discipline of Corporate Governance focused on Information Technology (IT) systems, their performance, and risk management.
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