Overview
The Information Architect has mastered the management of information across and within their industry.
They work to ensure that information is used to the best advantage of their organisation or customer, and that expected information quality attribute levels are achieved.
Information architects develop deep skills in information as one of an organisation’s key assets. They work in areas ofpresentation 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.
Skills Covered
- To manage information related resources including storage, retrieval, delivery, classification and utilisation of information to best deliver shareholder values as well as to support technology strategy.
- To design, build, and manage information landscape that directly supporting business objectives.
- To develop of information taxonomy and ontology schema by utilising of information and database components and their relationship in the context of technology software and infrastructure.
- 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.
- 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 constrains.
- 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, dependancy and data management.
Prerequisites
- Certified Information Technology Architect Foundation CITA-F
- IASA Associate- Business Technology Strategy (BTS)
Target Audience
- Digital Content Specialist
- Database Analysts
- Information Analysts
- Data Analysts
- User Experience Analysts
- User Interface Designer
- Data Warehouse Specialist
- Integration Specialist
- Database Administrators
- Database Designers
- Datacentre Engineers
- Information Consultants
- Associate Information Architect
- Junior Information
- Technical Decision Maker
- IT Management
Module 1: Information as Strategy
- Information as Strategy
- Workshop #1.1: Creating an Information Strategy
- Relating Information to Value
- Workshop #1.2: Obtaining Value from Informatio
- Information Scope and Governance
Module 2: Information Usage
- Who uses your information?
- Workshop #2.1: Creating Information Bridges to Other Departm
- How, When, Where and Why Information is used?
- Workshop #2.2: Extending the Benefits we have to offer
- Form Factors & Databases
- Workshop #2.3: Database Schema Design
- Knowledge Management
- Quality Attributes for Information Architecture
- Data Tools and Frameworks
Module 3: Data Integration
- Data Integration at the Company Level
- Data Characteristics
- Workshop #3.1: Define Data Characteristics
- Data Integration at System Level
Module 4: Data Quality and Governance
- Data and Information Quality
- Data Compliance
- Data and Information Governance
- 4 Steps in Defining Data Governance
- Workshop #4.1: Characterists of Data Governance Council
Module 5: Advanced Information Management
- Data Warehousing
- Workshop #5.1: Data Warehousing Solution
- Business Intelligence
- Data Security and Privacy
- Workshop #5.2: Security and Privacy of Information
- Metadata and Taxonomy Management
- Knowledge Management
Exam & Certification
Certified Information Technology Architect- Associate Level (CITA-A)
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