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Achieving an Information Strategy in Practice (2001)
 
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Developments in mobile communications and the internet mean that information passes through and between organisations in numerous forms. The modernising agenda of Government reinforces the need to address these developments.

Organisations need to manage these increasingly complex information flows economically with robust systems. Failure to do so will leave your organisation seriously disadvantaged and at risk of losing control.

This invaluable new title builds on the principles of the popular CIPFA publication, ‘Achieving an Information Strategy’. It is designed to bring you up to date with the latest developments and offers a compendium of actual information strategies which are already in use. It forms a basis for learning from what others have done and illustrates that public services have adopted a range of styles and approaches to their information journey.

Contents include:

Introduction

Managing Information

  • What is information?
  • Data Management
  • Information Challenges
  • The People Factors
  • The Notion of Architecture
  • Design Options
  • Other Considerations

    Achieving an Information Strategy

  • What is an Information Strategy?
  • Essential Ground Rules for Developing an Information Strategy
  • Preparing for the Development of an Information Strategy
  • Practical First Steps Towards Developing an Information Strategy
  • Identifying Business Objectives and Priorities
  • Defining Critical Success Factors and Objectives
  • Matching Information and Business Needs
  • Managing the Information Strategy
  • Migration
  • What should a Completed Information Strategy Look Like?
  • Implementation and Review
  • A Few Tips for Success
  • Annex A: Items for possible inclusion in an IS/IT strategy

    Appendices - Information Strategies: A Compendium

    Appendix 1 - A Civic University Information Strategy
    Appendix 2 - Strategy for ICT Investment and Electronic Government Development for Colchester Borough Council
    Appendix 3 - Hammersmith and Fulham LBC E-strategy
    Appendix 4 - Hampshire County Council IT 2000 Strategy
    Appendix 5 - Public Health Laboratory Service Information and IT Strategy: Executive Summary
    Appendix 6 - Manchester Social Services Information and Information Technology Strategy: Summary Report
    Appendix 7 - South Wales Police Management Information Strategy

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    Other products that may be of interest:

    Public Reporting and Accountability: A Good Practice Guide (+ free supplement for English Local Authorities) (2003)

    Achieving an Information Strategy (1995)

    Management Information: Can You Manage Without It? A Guide to Developing Management Information (1997)

     

     
     
     
     
     

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