The ACS Education Across the Nation (EdXN) series aims to inform and enhance
members knowledge of emerging technologies, trends and research in the ICT
industry.
The 2009 EdXN series covers (each link refers to the ACS website):
Enterprise 2.0 “Thinking outside the inbox”
Schedule
EdXN sessions on governance of IT are scheduled to be held in:
| Hobart |
22 April |
| Brisbane |
19 August |
|
Townsville |
20 August |
|
Adelaide |
26 August |
|
Canberra |
15
September |
|
Darwin |
8 October |
|
Melbourne |
21 October |
|
Sydney |
26 October |
|
South Coast |
27 October |
|
Perth |
17 November |
|
Bunbury |
18 November |
For those who wish to gain a deeper understanding of the key concepts in governance of IT, the EdXN briefings are complemented by one-day masterclasses, which will be run in conjunction with the briefings in all mainland capitals. These events can be booked via the ACS website, at a very favourable fee for members and non-members. The schedule for the masterclasses is:
| Brisbane |
19 August |
|
Adelaide |
27 August |
|
Canberra |
15
September |
|
Darwin |
9 October |
|
Melbourne |
22 October |
|
Sydney |
26 October |
|
Perth |
17 November |
The EdXN briefing on governance of IT presents many new and challenging concepts for IT and business managers alike. There is a great deal of new insight regarding how organisations can achieve more effective, more efficient and more acceptable use of IT through effective governance arrangements.
To assist EdXN participants absorb the new ideas, and to help them discuss the concepts with their peers and organisation leaders, Infonomics is making the PowerPoint presentation available for download.
Click on the links below to download a copy of the slides.
Slideshow - Office XP-2003 format (8Mb)
Slideshow - PDF (no builds) (6Mb)
Slideshow - Office 2007 format (3Mb)
*see note below re Office 2007 format
During each EdXN session, participants have the opportunity to self-assess the governance arrangements for IT in their organisation. The 30 point assessment is distributed to all participants at the beginning of the session, and completed sheets will be collected after the event
Self Assessment Checklist (pdf)Infonomics will record the results of the self-assessments, and will produce a short profile of the governance arrangements described in each session. At the end of the series, Infonomics will prepare an overall discussion of the results for publication in the ACS Journal, Information Age.
ACS members who wish to self-assess can also download the assessment framework at the link below. Completed assessments can be brought along on the day of the EdXN briefing, or can be forwarded to the local ACS office for collection.
* Office 2007 format.
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