67-312 Strategic Information Systems Management

9 units, Carnegie Mellon University

The primary focus of the course will be using Strategic Planning to develop greater alignment between Information Systems and the business, and thereby deliver greater benefit to the organization and foster excellence in the IS function. Set within the context of systems thinking, it will examine the purpose and nature of strategic planning and explore the use and value of different methods and models of strategic planning. The course will introduce students to elements of strategic IS planning including setting a strategic direction, management and measurement of performance, Enterprise Architecture and finance which define a planning framework that links investment in information resources to improved mission performance.

Prerequisites: 67-373

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