Description
This course is a comprehensive treatment of enterprise information management (EIM) concepts and practices, and their use in achieving business objectives. The purpose of this course is to take attendees with little to no background in EIM to a functional understanding of business objectives tied to ROI, project management, architecture, critical success factors, risk factors, design, process, and tools.
This practical course introduces the concepts of enterprise information management and all its component disciplines, forming the framework for the development of an organization’s approach to managing information as an enterprise asset. Real-world EIM case studies will be used to demonstrate the importance of having a methodology for defining data and information requirements across all areas of the organization. You will learn the concepts for EIM.
This course is designed to provide students with the opportunity to develop their organization’s EIM strategy, starting scope, and other significant foundational artifacts. This course is workshop-focused since design concepts are best learned from doing.
This course lays the groundwork and provides the fundamentals required to leverage your company’s investment in an enterprise or department-level information management system.