Government information provision is the nervous system of implementation, and at the same time the place where policy, ICT, and reality come into sharpest conflict with each other. Those who lead in this area have a wonderful and sometimes lonely job.
This training gives you a grip: on your role (via the KWIV), on the steering of demand and supply, and on the conversations with policy makers, the CIO office and suppliers. Given by consultants who fulfill these management roles themselves at the Dutch government and implementing organizations.
Information managers, IV advisors, business information analysts, CIO office staff and functional administrators (growing number) in the Dutch government, implementing organizations, provinces and municipalities.
Previous knowledge: work experience in or around public information provision.
The training is provided by consultants from the Digital team of Supply Value, led by Geerten Peek [verify], who carry out IV management roles at the Dutch government and implementing organizations and apply them in practice at the KWIV.
Yes. The KWIV comes from the Dutch government, but the roles and issues are largely the same for municipalities and provinces. The examples come from the full spectrum of the public sector.
No, it’s a briefing session. You don’t need to be an architect or developer; you’re actually learning how to build robust information systems without using technology.
60 minutes of intake + 5 working days of analysis + feedback. Free of charge and without obligation.
