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With only two years of operation, LiniolMR company has experienced tremendous growth and a growing client base. The company is expected to grow by sixty percent in the eighteen months. With such growth, the company ought to increase the capacity of data collection and analysis. An advanced information system is to be developed in leveraging data collection. The anticipated information will support the business of the company.
The first task is to assess the current information technology in the company, i.e., the hardware and software that support the company’s operation. This will be done in the first two days of the project. The hardware and software are redesigned to meet the needs outlined by the organization. The team leader of the project will consult several companies to allow the team to integrate their technologies and IT solutions in connection with the development of a technological system.
The on-site solution shall be leveraged in the development of the information system. It is a great resource for the project as it helps in delivering efficient, measurable, and engaging on-site experiences without the limitation of complexity and size of the events (Cha & Maytorena-Sanchez 2019). Reporting and analytics will be done towards the end of the project. Cloud computing technologies and software as-a-Service is of interest in the project.
The cloud computing technology, i.e., the hardware, software, and infrastructure will be incorporated in the system to enable the delivery of cloud computing services like infrastructure as service (IaaS), platform as a service(PaaS), and software as a service(SaaS) through a chosen network like the internet. The project will be pursued in different phases according to the system development life cycle. These phases will mark the project timelines for each event.
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Subject NamesMasters in Information Technology Management( M.docx
Subject Names:
Master's in Information Technology Management( MSITM)
1) Project Management
2) Information System Infrastructure
3) Management Information Systems
4) Information System Security
5) Team Management
6) Negotiation and Conflict Management
7) Current & Emerging Technologies
8) Disaster Recovery Planning
9) Cyber law, Regulations & Compliance
10) ITM Capstone ( Major Project work)
PMBA( Post- Master's Business Administration)
11) Managerial Finance
12) Organizational Theory
Job Duties:
Roles and Responsibilities:
1) Analyze, design, develop, test, implement and maintain detailed Business Intelligence solutions using Qlikview & Qliksense under windows operating systems (20%)
2) Develop technical and functional requirements and design specifications to develop custom Qlikview & Qliksense applications (10%)
3) Create Qlikview & Qliksense extract layers, Logical layers, Star Schema/Snow flake Schema data models and developing functional reports in user interface in Qlikview & Qliksense Application (20%)
4) Provide Qlikview & Qliksense configurations and maintain Qlikview & Qliksense instances and cluster monitoring (5%).
5) Deploy the designed reports into integration and implement the performance test, Response index test, Governance test, User validation of data accuracy (10%)
6) Develop and implement automation and efficiencies with Qlikview & Qliksense API’s (Application Program Interface) (5%)
7) Design and develop dashboards and monitor and track Qlikview & Qliksense performance issues; Provide strategic support of Qlikview & Qliksense integrations, deployments, and configurations (20%)
8) Prepare workflow charts and diagrams to specify detailed operations to be performed by the Qlik Applications; Plan and prepare technical reports, instructional manuals as documentation of program development (10%).
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