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 Management Information Systems (MIS)

 
This is a one-week training course and it can be offered as an in-house course or at location of your own convenience; the contents can easily be adapted to your specific organisational needs.
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This course is a joint undertaking with SEC and we can offer
offer as well proposals for your hardware requirements at the same time!

=> Please note this is not a ‘programmers’ workshop

=> Basic technical and computer knowledge would be an advantage

Why having a MIS

Information and knowledge should simply not flow randomly in any organization,
but be used in a strategic manner, in order to:

 make more efficient and effective use of resources;

 achieve a greater transparency of structure and processes;

 optimise process for better and timely decision making;

 ensure quality control;

 to strive for better staff satisfaction and

 to guarantee better customer orientation and satisfaction.
 
Is this training workshop for you?
Yes if you:

 are working in a M+E or a planning department;

 have to manage knowledge in your organisation;

 already work with a MIS;

 plan to design and set-up a MIS in your organisation.
 
Why should you attend?

 If you want to understand your own organisation including the flow of information
.and knowledge in a better way.

If you want to step into the role and function of being a designer and promoter of a MIS
.and not just the ‘indifferent recipient’, thus making the MIS readily acceptable
.within your organisation.

 If you want to carry out necessary changes, enhancements
.and quick adaptations to your existing MIS.

 If you want plan for a new/existing MIS and based on the requirements of your organization
.and not rely on those of a pre-designed commercial system.

Course contents

 Describing and understanding the goals of ones own organisation.

 Identification and clarification of central processes and communicating them in the system.

 MIS & Knowledge Management Systems, their definition and features.

 Identification of responsibilities at the various levels of the MIS.

 General hard- and software requirements.

 Database-systems (incl. data- and information-flow; data collection and maintenance;
.reporting based on the data in the MIS).

 Training requirements

 Cost-, time-estimates and risks for a MIS.

 Action-plan, introducing a MIS.

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