Information Technology Applied to Business refers to the use of technological resources and IT systems to improve efficiency, productivity and decision-making capacity within an organisation. This application of IT It covers a wide range of areas and technologies that help businesses operate more effectively and remain competitive in the business environment current. The application of technology The use of information within organisations is essential in the digital age to improve operational efficiency, decision-making, communication and competitiveness in the market. Organisations that adopt and utilise IT effectively can gain a significant competitive advantage.
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Information Technology Applied to Business
Introduction
Objectives
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To learn and practise the concepts and terminology ICT basics in integrated management.
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To analyse the main benefits y costs associated with the use of ICT in the comprehensive management of business organisations.
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Understanding system classification and outsourcing.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1. THE CONTRIBUTION OF ICT TO BUSINESS: NEW OPPORTUNITIES.
- The Internet in the workplace: An overview and the latest developments
- Productivity in the New Economy
- New ways of organising work
- Working from home
- Spain in the New Economy
- ICT, new working practices and productivity
TEACHING UNIT 2. BUSINESS ORGANISATION: STRATEGIES IN ICT.
- The relationship between the IT organisation and the business
- Best practice in Service Management: ITIL
- Service Level Management
- Capacity Management
- IT Service Continuity Management
- Availability management
- Financial management of IT services
- Customer Service Centre
TEACHING UNIT 3. ICT REQUIREMENTS OF DIFFERENT BUSINESS ORGANISATIONS.
- ICT in large companies
- The impact of technology on business results
- ICT in SMEs
- ICT in the Public Sector
TEACHING UNIT 4. SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT AND OUTSOURCING.
- Classification
- Types of services it covers
- Key factors in development
- Main obstacles
- Outsourcing service providers
- Steps to be taken in an outsourcing process
- Insourcing
TEACHING UNIT 5. ICT BUSINESS PLANS: PLANNING INFORMATION SYSTEMS.
- Introduction
- The Information Systems Plan (PSI)
- Launch of the PSI
- Definition and organisation of the PSI
- Analysis of relevant information
- Identification of requirements
- A Study of Current Information Systems
- Design of the Information Systems Model
- Definition of technology architecture
- Definition of the action plan
- Review and approval of the PSI
- Participation in the activities of the PSI process
TEACHING UNIT 6. SECURITY IN ONLINE COMMERCIAL TRANSACTIONS.
- Introduction
- Electronic Signatures and Digital Certification
- Electronic Invoicing
TEACHING UNIT 7. MARKETING IN THE NEW ECONOMY.
- CRM: Customer Relationship Management
- SCM: Supply Chain Management
- CRM and SCM within integrated management systems
TEACHING UNIT 8. BUSINESS PROCESSES.
- What are processes?
- The role and importance of processes within a company
- The difference between traditional management and process management
- Process owner
- From process management to process-based management
- Processes as the foundation of organisational management
- Methodology for functional process models: IDEFO
- ICT tools for process-based management
TEACHING UNIT 9. E-COMMERCE.
- An Introduction to E-commerce
- Towards e-commerce
- The e-commerce marketing plan
- Technological aspects of e-commerce
- Regulatory aspects of e-commerce
- Applications of e-commerce
TEACHING UNIT 10. TELEMARKETING.
- The Internet in the business world
- Market segmentation on the Internet
- How to attract customers online
- Communication on the Internet
- The internet as a distribution channel
- Product portfolio