Duration
4 days
Course Description
It’s about preparing architects to function effectively as information technology strategists through the development of advanced skills in information management, data exchanges, usage, storage and retrieval.
Information architecture includes information storage, movement, and display including site content and data management
Information architects develop deep skills in information as one of an organization’ key assets. They work in areas of presentation and information usage such as devices and interfaces as well as storage and retrieval. In addition, information architects are key to partner and be part of the internal integration. This course provides deep coverage of each of these areas.
This course is delivered in instructor-led format. Each day the course instructor will guide students through various base skills and definitions, discussions and recommended information architecture best practices for delivery of business technology strategy and values. Students’ progress through detailed definitions and ontology, instructor and student led discussions, hands-on workshops and industry case studies.
Assessment
Written Examination (multiple-choice questions that cover both BTS & Information Specialization courses) + Online Interview on Information Architecture Project Assessment.
Audience
- Database Analysts
- Information Analysts
- Data Analysts
- User Experience Analysts
- User Interface Designers
- Project Leaders
- Technical Consultants
- Data Warehouse Specialist
- Integration Specialists
- Database Administrators
- Database Designers
- Datacenter Engineers
- System Analysts
- Information Consultants
At Course Completion
- Be able to manage information related resources including storage, retrieval, delivery, classification and utilization of information to best deliver shareholder values as well as to support technology strategy
- Be able to design, build, and manage information landscape that directly supporting business objectives
- Be able to develop of information taxonomy and ontology schema by utilizing of information and database components and their relationship in the context of technology software and infrastructure
- Be able to apply critical skills in the context of art and science in shaping information products, services and experiences to support usability and find-ability of information within the enterprise
- Be able to deliver business impacts and values on the technology within the following scopes and contexts:
- The storage of information in database, file, image or other digital formats
- The retrieval of information including technical, usage and time constraints
- The usage of information and support of business strategy
- The presentation of relevant information to the users
- The design of information including structure, content, relationship, dependency and data management.
Programme scope, delivery arrangements and suitability are confirmed during enquiry.