Information Technology Governance
To enable students to apply the processes that ensure the effective evaluation, selection, prioritisation, and funding of competing IT investments; oversee their implementation, and extract (measurable) business benefits in a New Zealand and global context.
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| Course Code | AMIS703 |
| Level | 7 |
| Credits | 15 |
Description
- Critically analyse the needs for information technology governance elements and domains for implementation.
- Strategically analyse and evaluate IT systems and solutions within organisations.
- Examine and employ information technology governance standards and frameworks within small to medium-sized organisations.
- Strategically analyse and evaluate options to develop long-term plans for deployment of technology with small to medium size enterprises.
Delivered as part of the following programmes
- Bachelor of Applied Management
- Bachelor of Applied Management (Accounting)
- Bachelor of Applied Management (Innovation and Entrepreneurship)
- Bachelor of Applied Management (Marketing and Sales)
- Bachelor of Applied Management (Strategic Management)
- Bachelor of Applied Management (Business Transformation and Change)
- Bachelor of Applied Management (Event Management)
- Bachelor of Applied Management (Supply Chain Logistics)
- Graduate Diploma in Applied Management
- Bachelor of Applied Management (Human Resource Management)