The British Academy for Training and Development presents a training course on Information Systems (IS) and their Applications. This course is provided through scientific experience and an integrated practical curriculum which collects theoretical information and their practical applications.

Information Systems Management (ISM) is not an easy job, but it requires clear methodology, and recognizing the multinational best adopted practices used in managing various Information Systems (IS). In other words, each system has a specific methodology and a definite practice in management.

Information Systems Management (ISM) is usually used as an equivalent term to Computer Information Systems (IS). But this is wrong since Computer Information Systems (IS) is a form of information technology and one of the elements of Information Systems. Computer Information Systems are part of the Information Technology Study. However, a distinction must be made between Computer Information Systems and Information Systems (IS) which include them. Nowadays, Information and Information Technology have become one of the important primary resources and machinery. There are many companies which have currently adopted Information Management Systems.

Target Category:

• Employees working in companies which use Information Systems (IS).
• Managers of companies which aim to use Information Systems in their companies.
• Managers of technical departments in technological companies.
• Chairmen of Information Development Groups in companies.
• Data analysts & employees of Information Archiving Divisions.  
• Computerization and software departments' supervisors in companies.

How participants will benefit from the Course:

At the end of this course, Participants will master the following skills:

• Dealing with Information Systems technically.
• Ability to manage informative & technical projects.
• Management of the departments responsible for information development in companies.
• Organizing data tables and administrative studies in companies.
• Mastering works performance and their presentation optimally in specialized companies.

• Scientific and methodological definition of Information Systems (IS).
• Learning databases management systems.
• Perception of decision-making support systems in Information Systems (IS).
• Information restoration systems or bibliographic Information Systems.
• Research & approach systems and their importance in Information Systems (IS).