Knowledge Acquisition Systems and its Technological Dimensions

Why Attend

This course presents a training course on systems of knowledge acquisition and managerial sciences of knowledge as part of Information Technology Management. 

No one can deny the importance of Information Systems (IS) as they are considered the best means to facilitate and speed up office work and calculations in companies and organizations. Information Systems (IS) is a set of computer programs that help companies and organizations in organizing the work, facilitating communication and pushing the company progress wheel forward. This is provided by Information Systems (IS) software completely.

Due to the importance of accumulated knowledge which exists with different forms in the field of Information Systems (IS), will provide a course on knowledge, its engineering and the methods on which multiple knowledge information systems depend. The target is to build information systems which can be utilized to increase knowledge of technological systems until the access to the expert standard after deep analysis. Knowledge management using technological dimension starts with databases and ends with modern technologies. It is somehow pertaining to decision-making processes in organizations.         

Course Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

Target Category:

• Each manager or employee in the field of technological development and Management Information Systems (MIS) in institutions.
• Employees working for systems technical support.
• Employees of Information Systems (IS ) development.
• All employees working in the field of information and computerization.
• Companies' directors interested in developing their companies.
• Software departments heads in companies and organizations. 

How participants will benefit from the Course:

At the end of this course, Participants will be able to:

• Access conception of knowledge fields and sources.
• Review the technique of analysis networks and how they work.
• Pay attention to the reasons hindering technological knowledge.