Bangkok--Dec 23--Software Park Thailand
Strategic IT Planning (SITP)
Upcoming Class: 18 - 20 January 2005 Register Now
Jamjuree II, Pathumwan Princess Hotel
Course Overview
This course offers an approach for organizations to plan the fusion of IT with other strategic resources to achieve and sustain leadership. The underlying paradigm is that an organization's technology portfolio should be aligned and integrated to the business processes and human elements of service. Upon completion of this course, participants will appreciate the essence of business planning and strategy development, as well as position IT as a strategic resource. They will learn how to progress from business and organization analysis to identification of opportunities for IT enablement.
Course Benefits
You will study the issues associated with business planning and strategy development as well as position IT as a strategic resource in today's business climate.
You will learn how to identify IT initiatives, applications and technologies using various techniques to support business strategies.
You will understand the fusion of IT with business strategies to achieve and sustain leadership.
You will be able to select and prioritize IT applications.
Who Should Attend
CIOs, IT directors and senior business executives
IT managers and executives
Business managers and executives, corporate and IT planners, business strategists
Anyone who has an interest in Business IT planning
Course Content
Strategic IT planning framework
Vision, mission and goals
Competitive strategies & the strategic role of IT
Process analysis & value activities
SWOT analysis
Selecting IT applications
Business-IT-fusion
Overview of IT architecture
Formalizing the Business IT plan
Course Instructor: Ms. Tan Lay Ngan
Course Fee:
22,000.00 Baht (Excluded VAT 7%)
**20,000.00 Baht (Excluded VAT 7%) for early bird within 30 December 2004**
For more information of the program, at 02-583-9992 Ext. 1421
*Software Park Thailand reserves the rights to reschedule or cancel the program due to insufficient enrolment or unforeseen circumstances. End.