About the course

This course provides an introduction to the technologies involved with the management of organisational information (groupware, document management systems) and an overview of interrelationships and information flows occurring in a business environment. The main goal of this course is to enable students to be aware of the management strategies required to facilitate effective use and implementation of information systems resources within an organisation.

This course is available in the following programme(s):

OP5204 Diploma in Information Systems & Technology for Business
OP6206 Diploma in Strategic Communication
OP6208 Diploma in Information & Library Studies (Level 6)
OP6209 Diploma in Records and Information Management
OP7001 Bachelor of Business
OP7010 Bachelor of Applied Science
OP7020 Bachelor of Arts

What's in the course

• Knowledge management
• The nature of organisations
• Interrelationships of information systems
• Measurement of business performance
• Information management technologies
• Risk management and security
• Change management
• Convergence of disciplines.

Prerequisites

Basic understanding of business information systems.

Strongly recommended:

71150 Information Systems should be completed before taking this course.

Assessment

Fees

New Zealand Student Fee    $588.00

Additional Fee Information

What do I do now?

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For further information free phone 0508 650 200 or email.