Information and communication technologies (ICTs) have become a key factor in the competitiveness of companies and their ability to hold on to their market position as a result of our increasingly interconnected socio-economic environment and dependence on the excellent management of information and knowledge. Dynamic and efficient organisations are those that manage these concepts in such a way as to make them a source of useful knowledge for business development.
In the information society, this evolution is implemented not only through technology investment but also through the analysis of needs and implementation of a technology system tailored to these needs. It is therefore vital to be familiar with the policies and their interrelation with culture, economics and education if we are to deal successfully with the strategies for business growth and their technological implementation.
Hence, the UOC's Postgraduate Training has designed this Postgraduate in the Management of Information Technologies to produce professionals who can successfully master the management of ICTs in their organisation and understand the environment of the information society in which they do business.
Professionals who take part in this programme will be able to contribute the following skills to their organisation:
- Global and integrating vision of the key elements of the management of business processes based on information technologies.
- Knowledge of the diverse areas and elements that converge in the information society.
- Decision-making criteria for the selection of corporate applications and technology solutions.
- Knowledge of the leading companies in the information systems market.
- Contextualising of the management of their business in the global framework of the information society.
List of topics
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Strategic management in information technologies
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Operating management of information technologies
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Price
2.470 euros
Consult the financial aid that the UOC offers to international students.
The programme fees should be confirmed on enrolment.