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Global Information Systems Management

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This course extends the examination of the IST domains studied throughout the program to the global level. Learners will examine the application of the IST domains in the setting of a global economy and international business environment. Learners will be prepared to define the common information system (IS) management approaches for the development of business systems that can support global information systems requirements. Competency A: Define IS management approaches for the development of business systems that can support global information systems requirements. Competency B: Define issues of security, virtual and collocated IS teams, networking, information transparency, intellectual property, organizational and regional cultures, and human resources between global partners. Competency C: Synthesize a leadership and management strategy for integration of whole systems in an environment that is legally compliant with multinational jurisdictions. Competency D: Create an original leadership and management model that provides explanation and predictability.

This graduate-level course is 8 To enroll, speak with an Enrollment Representative.

Course details:

Credits: 3
Continuing education units: XX
Professional development units: XX
Duration: 8

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    Information Security, Information Sharing, and Intellectual Property

    • Competency B: Define issues of security, virtual and collocated IS teams, networking, information transparency, intellectual property, organizational and regional cultures, and human resources between global partners. [Wk 5]
    • Competency C: Synthesize a leadership and management strategy for integration of whole systems in an environment that is legally compliant with multinational jurisdictions. [Wk 5]
    • Competency D: Create an original leadership and management model that provides explanation and predictability. [Wk 5]
    • Competency A: Define IS management approaches for the development of business systems that can support global information systems requirements. [Wk 5]

    Reading Week

    • Competency A: Define IS management approaches for the development of business systems that can support global information systems requirements. [Wk 1]
    • Competency B: Define issues of security, virtual and collocated IS teams, networking, information transparency, intellectual property, organizational and regional cultures, and human resources between global partners. [Wk 1]
    • Competency C: Synthesize a leadership and management strategy for integration of whole systems in an environment that is legally compliant with multinational jurisdictions. [Wk 1]
    • Competency D: Create an original leadership and management model that provides explanation and predictability. [Wk 1]

    Models of Global Organizations

    • Competency A: Define IS management approaches for the development of business systems that can support global information systems requirements. [Wk 2]
    • Competency B: Define issues of security, virtual and collocated IS teams, networking, information transparency, intellectual property, organizational and regional cultures, and human resources between global partners. [Wk 2]
    • Competency C: Synthesize a leadership and management strategy for integration of whole systems in an environment that is legally compliant with multinational jurisdictions. [Wk 2]
    • Competency D: Create an original leadership and management model that provides explanation and predictability. [Wk 2]

    Models of Global Organizations, Contâ d.

    • Competency C: Synthesize a leadership and management strategy for integration of whole systems in an environment that is legally compliant with multinational jurisdictions. [Wk 3]
    • Competency B: Define issues of security, virtual and collocated IS teams, networking, information transparency, intellectual property, organizational and regional cultures, and human resources between global partners. [Wk 3]
    • Competency D: Create an original leadership and management model that provides explanation and predictability. [Wk 3]
    • Competency A: Define IS management approaches for the development of business systems that can support global information systems requirements. [Wk 3]

    Culture of the Global Organization

    • Competency C: Synthesize a leadership and management strategy for integration of whole systems in an environment that is legally compliant with multinational jurisdictions. [Wk 6]
    • Competency D: Create an original leadership and management model that provides explanation and predictability. [Wk 6]
    • Competency A: Define IS management approaches for the development of business systems that can support global information systems requirements. [Wk 6]
    • Competency B: Define issues of security, virtual and collocated IS teams, networking, information transparency, intellectual property, organizational and regional cultures, and human resources between global partners. [Wk 6]

    Ethical Leadership in Global Organizations

    • Competency A: Define IS management approaches for the development of business systems that can support global information systems requirements. [Wk 7]
    • Competency B: Define issues of security, virtual and collocated IS teams, networking, information transparency, intellectual property, organizational and regional cultures, and human resources between global partners. [Wk 7]
    • Competency C: Synthesize a leadership and management strategy for integration of whole systems in an environment that is legally compliant with multinational jurisdictions. [Wk 7]
    • Competency D: Create an original leadership and management model that provides explanation and predictability. [Wk 7]

    Leading the Global Organization

    • Competency A: Define IS management approaches for the development of business systems that can support global information systems requirements. [Wk 8]
    • Competency B: Define issues of security, virtual and collocated IS teams, networking, information transparency, intellectual property, organizational and regional cultures, and human resources between global partners. [Wk 8]
    • Competency C: Synthesize a leadership and management strategy for integration of whole systems in an environment that is legally compliant with multinational jurisdictions. [Wk 8]
    • Competency D: Create an original leadership and management model that provides explanation and predictability. [Wk 8]

    Virtual Teams and Virtual Organizations

    • Competency A: Define IS management approaches for the development of business systems that can support global information systems requirements. [Wk 4]
    • Competency B: Define issues of security, virtual and collocated IS teams, networking, information transparency, intellectual property, organizational and regional cultures, and human resources between global partners. [Wk 4]
    • Competency C: Synthesize a leadership and management strategy for integration of whole systems in an environment that is legally compliant with multinational jurisdictions. [Wk 4]
    • Competency D: Create an original leadership and management model that provides explanation and predictability. [Wk 4]
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