COURSE TITLE Managing With I.T. For Non - I.T. Managers Course For CLMV Countries
COURSE DURATION 25 October - 11 November 2010
COURSE SESSIONS Morning Session: 8:00 - 12:00, Afternoon: 2:00 - 4:30
COURSE VENUE
Civil Service Institute
Simpang 256 – 24, Jalan Kampong Rimba, Gadong BE 3119
Negara Brunei Darussalam
OBJECTIVE
At the end of the course, the participants will be able to:
• Capture roles of management and capabilities in team building;
• Acquire familiarity with project-based assignments;
• Appreciate the skills and knowledge in ICT and leveraging on ICT;
• Identify ICT skills for effective communication, report writing,
presentation and managing information for organisational purposes.
TARGET AUDIENCE
This course is designed specifically for:
• Managers who have no basic computer skills or otherwise little
experience in using IT but inevitably have to use them in their day-today
work.
PRE-REQUISITE
Each participant is expected to
• Identify a small project in management area as a case study based on
their work environment that they would implement on their return from
the course.
• prepare a brief summary of not more than 500 words of the project that
should be submitted at least four (4) weeks prior to the course which
includes the following:
• Project name
• Project objective
• Project scope: cost, time, manpower, activities involved
METHODOLOGY
Lecture • Workshop and Action Learning • Case Studies • Experience Learning
and Group Discussion • Leadership Team Activities • Hands-on Practical •
Presentations • Study Visits
COURSE CONTENTS
MODULE 1 - Management Functions
MODULE 2 - Appreciation In Information And Communication Technology
MODULE 3 - Managing Projects
MODULE 4 - Managing Projects with I.T
MODULE 5 - Effective Communication
MODULE 6 - E-Mail and Internet
MODULE 7 - Reports and Proposal
MODULE 8 - Developing Reports and Proposal
MODULE 9 - Effective Presentations For Managers
MODULE 10 - Managing Presentations
MODULE 11 - Managing Information
MODULE 12 - Analyzing Data and Forecasting
MODULE 13 - Managing Presentation
MODULE 14 - Group Project Study
UPCOMING ACTIVITIES
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
The IAI Program
The INITIATIVE FOR ASEAN INTEGRATION (IAI) was launched by the ASEAN Leaders at the 4th ASEAN
Informal Summit in Singapore 2000 with the objective of narrowing the development gap between the
old and new member countries of ASEAN members. The aim of this initiative is to assist the New Member
Countries namely, Cambodia, the Lao PDR, the Union of Myanmar and the Socialist Republic of Vietnam
(CLMV) in their development programme by assisting them in expediting greater regional economic
integration, promoting equitable economic development and helping alleviate poverty.
The IAI Work Plan for CLMV focuses on the priority areas of Infrastructure (Transport, Energy), Human
Resource Development (Labour, Employment, Civil Service), Information and Communication Technology
(ICT Legislation, e-Governance), Regional Economic Integration (Trade, Investment, Custom, Standards).
The Work Plan will be implemented on a six-year basis (July 2002-June 2008) and annual reviews will be
conducted to allow necessary redirections of the programme objectives and revisions of the programme
outputs. The Work Plan will continue to reflect the ASEAN’s commitment, priority and responses to changing
circumstances.
The IAI work plan was endorsed at the 35th AMM in Bandar Seri Begawan in 2002 and submitted to the
8th ASEAN Summit in Phnom Penh. In addition, the ASEAN Foreign Ministers also agreed to launch the
IAI Joint Initiative among the ASEAN 6 to help Cambodia, the Lao PDR, the Union of Myanmar and the
Socialist Republic of Vietnam.
Informal Summit in Singapore 2000 with the objective of narrowing the development gap between the
old and new member countries of ASEAN members. The aim of this initiative is to assist the New Member
Countries namely, Cambodia, the Lao PDR, the Union of Myanmar and the Socialist Republic of Vietnam
(CLMV) in their development programme by assisting them in expediting greater regional economic
integration, promoting equitable economic development and helping alleviate poverty.
The IAI Work Plan for CLMV focuses on the priority areas of Infrastructure (Transport, Energy), Human
Resource Development (Labour, Employment, Civil Service), Information and Communication Technology
(ICT Legislation, e-Governance), Regional Economic Integration (Trade, Investment, Custom, Standards).
The Work Plan will be implemented on a six-year basis (July 2002-June 2008) and annual reviews will be
conducted to allow necessary redirections of the programme objectives and revisions of the programme
outputs. The Work Plan will continue to reflect the ASEAN’s commitment, priority and responses to changing
circumstances.
The IAI work plan was endorsed at the 35th AMM in Bandar Seri Begawan in 2002 and submitted to the
8th ASEAN Summit in Phnom Penh. In addition, the ASEAN Foreign Ministers also agreed to launch the
IAI Joint Initiative among the ASEAN 6 to help Cambodia, the Lao PDR, the Union of Myanmar and the
Socialist Republic of Vietnam.