Digital upskilling to future-proof your team
Companies are increasingly opting to migrate their IT infrastructure and services onto Cloud, driven by obvious reasons - cost effectiveness and scalability. However, many are unaware of the "shared security responsibilities" with the Cloud Service Provider (CSP) and assume that security responsibilities will be the function of the CSP. Cloud security breaches are on the rise and most can be attributed to the 'customer's fault'. It is important for companies to understand the various Cloud deployment models, carefully assess and evaluate the inherent risks for each, and put in place measures and safeguards to ensure cloud security risks are managed effectively.
The course aims to provide participants a better understanding of the Cloud architecture and deployment models, benefits of each, and the security related risks companies will need to be aware of as they move their services onto Cloud platform.
At the end of the course, participants will be able to take away key learning points and tips in understanding Cloud fundamentals and the following:
Other Architectural Considerations
Conventional tools used to calculate and consolidate multiple data sources may no longer be sufficient to meet the ever-growing data within organisations. This workshop provides a way to help you and your organisation prepare data in a more efficient and effective manner to make better, insightful decisions.
This course aims to provide participants with basic data automation concepts and definitions to analyse data effectively.
At the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Reporting and dashboards have always been a crucial monitoring mechanism across all industries. Visualisation tool allows users to build interactive charts, turning data into a visually compelling story. Users will be able to monitor the dashboards with real-time data across multiple sources, giving businesses a better handle of customers, operations and the future. The right data visualisation can be the difference between having data that disappears, and using that data to make critical (and more importantly, correct) decisions.
The course aims to provide participants a better understanding of how to link up raw data, build data models and interactive charts. This will allow present data monitoring to be able to make informed business decisions. The course also covers basic functions such as filtering and cleansing raw data.
At end of the course, participants will be able to take away key learning points and tips on understanding how to connect raw data into a data visualisation tool, perform transformations on the raw data set, and build interactive charts and dashboards for easier monitoring purposes.
How do we build our digital strategy by identifying the right capabilities we need for our business? A Capablity Driven Enterprise Architecture will help businesses to focus on the right business capablities that need to be enhanced, and identify the digital capabilties required to support it.
The course aims to provide a view on how businesses should build their digital strategy by identifying and focussing on the core capabilities that need to be built based on their business needs.
An understanding of the approach to build digital strategy and how it can be developed by adopting EA practices.
Based on the Global PPM Surveys undertaken by PwC, some important issues have not changed, and most of them are basic project management elements. Poor estimates, changes in scope, poorly defined goals and objectives have always been among the top reasons why IT projects overrun. This 1-day course involves hands-on learning and case studies that allow participants to understand what can be done differently to encourage organisations to improve the success of programme transformation exercises.
This course aims to provide an understanding to the participants on the importance of project management and its value to the organisation, the key project success factors and common pitfalls in delivering successful programme transformation.
At end of the course, participants will be able to take away the following key learning points:
Today’s environment consists of businesses with ever-increasing complexity. As digital business strategies becomes a focus for senior business executives, it becomes a key concern of CIOs and IT organizations. CIOs are challenged to create IT organizations that can be business-agile, innovation-focused and business-outcome-driven. Enterprise Architecture (EA) should play a critical role in digital business strategy. Business-outcome-driven EA is primarily about enabling business to change and innovate, and ensuring the organization takes in new opportunities to innovative new technologies.
Data is the new gold. Organisations are starting to realise the importance of data and are increasingly willing to invest in them. The impact of data governance often manifests itself most visibly in poor data quality. Data management allows data to be governed, managed and fit for its purpose, allowing organisations to rely on their data to make informed decisions. The key elements that drive successful data management practices includes practices by People, Process embedment and support by Systems.
The course aims to provide participants a better understanding of what data governance is from aspects of people, process and technology. Areas of coverage include data strategy, governance, quality, architecture, metadata management, master data management and data tools.
At the end of the course, participants will be able to take away key learning points and tips in understanding how data should be managed, how data governance operates within the organisation and learn to set-up a data quality management programme.
To introduce what is Intelligent Automation, how organisations are embedding automation into the future way of working, and hands-on on how automation technologies work.
An understanding of what automation is all about, what are the available technology platforms in the market, and how you can apply it to your organisation.
"Bootcamp" style workshop for organisation leaders to familiarise themselves about data, analytics principles, common use cases, its business value, and what it takes to make an organisation truly data-driven.
Instill awareness of the business value of data and analytics, and the steps towards becoming a data-driven organisation.
