Business Information Management

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These technical aspects of training will help with my skill set, so I am able to ensure that all aspects of the technical running of the Hospital are carried out safely and in line with Approved Codes of Practice and technical advice. In-house training will enable me to have a greater understanding of the type of patients we are caring for, non-clinical staff are encouraged to attend lectures aimed primarily at Clinical team members so that they have a greater knowledge of Acquired Brain Injury and Dysphasia. My role within the hospital is unlikely to change greatly over the next two years so I will ensure that my Personal Development Plan is in line with the hospital business plan objectives. A big part of my role over the next 6-12 months is to further develop the Catering Team, ensuring that they have excellent Customer Service skills and integrating the team into the Support Services Team further. Working with the Director of Clinical Services, who manages the Learning and Development department in the Hospital, will enable me to develop my training skills further to ensure that I am equipped to carry out Customer Service and Team Building sessions with the Catering Team. The General Manager role at Holy Cross is a role that is likely to grow further and encompass more responsibility in around 2 years. A large part of my current role is to ensure that all Team Leaders

Strengths and weaknesses come from the internal environment of the firm. Strengths can be exploited, built upon and made key to accomplishment of mission and objectives. Strengths reflect past accomplishments in production, financial, marketing and human resource management. Weaknesses are internal characteristics that have the potential to limit accomplishment of mission and objectives. Weaknesses may be so important that they need to be addressed before any further strategic planning steps are taken. A basic determination of a firm's relative strengths and weaknesses is often the first step in the internal evaluation. A hidden benefit in internal evaluations is the opportunity for participants to understand how their jobs, departments, and divisions fit into the whole organization. A manager's forced communications that occur across departmental lines produces an additional benefit in improving communication within the organization.

Information Management is the collection and management of information from one or more sources and the distribution of that information to one or more audiences.

Information systems (IS) or Business information systems deal with the development, introduction, conceptualization, utilization and maintenance of systems for computer-assisted data processing within the enterprise-wide and company networks.

This SWOT analysis is based in four general elements, such as economy, technology, healthcare reform, and personalized care. Within these elements, characteristics of this practice fit under the four categories of the SWOT grid, which are: Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (Berkowitz, 2011). Under each of these categories, characteristics of the business are distributed according to their significance, as

Halamka’s 10 lessons are important for network management. Ultimately they took the technology for granted and treated it too casually. IT’s efforts need to be managed with a high level of care because it plays such a critical role in the functioning of an organization, especially one such as a hospital. It is easy to take technology for granted because we interact with it so frequently. Things like building in redundancy should also be taken in to consideration to avoid complete failure of technology as it can

The demand for easy access to internal and external documents and secured files within the organisation is important for all organisation. Sharepoint is one of the most efficient, flexible and easy to use application for storing information and documents with restricted access to view, add or overwrite to people within the organisation. You could say it’s the only tool you have to hammer and everything else look like a nail. Searching for emails, updating documents with the update version and resending the emails has been a hassle since years. SharePoint address business usage and communication needs to different organisation effectively. It is a fast growing and evolving technology.

Both contain two different factors to use as them tool in improvement in any business field. For example are: - Internal- Strength and weakness and External- opportunities and threats.

As technology is continously changing so is the amount of information produced as well. The way organizations store this information and how its accessible is crucial for the company. Managing such information can make the difference of the company survival and also to be able to stay abeast in its market. According to Lohrey, Jackie (2017) " Information is a critical business resource and like any other critical resource must be properly managed. Constantly evolving technology, however, is changing the way even very small businesses manage vital business information." Organizations have to become equipped with the essential resources available to increase efficiency and improve productivity. This will help the output of the company, cut cost,

Introduction: The following assignment explores the importance of using information to inform and support strategic decision making to achieve organisational goals and objectives as set out by unit learning outcomes (LO) pertaining to this unit 7004. These four learning outcomes are to: LO1: Be able to understand the impact of management information on decision making; LO2: Be able to understand the importance of information sharing within the organisation; LO3: Be able use information to inform and support strategic decision making; and LO4: Be able to monitor and review management information. In order to achieve these learning objectives, the writer has drawn upon from his practical work

By concentrating on its strengths, its fundamental clienteles, and the important standards they require, Information Management Chicago, Inc. (IMC) will upsurge sales progressively in its first three years, while also preserving the gross margin on sales, with an emphasis on cash administration and working capital. This business plan pilots the way. It refurbishes our vision and strategic emphasis: adding significance to our target market sections, and strengthening our ties with companies in our indigenous markets. It also offers the step-by-step plan for cultivating our sales, gross margin, and productivity.

Although the analysis is limited and subjective it can offer great insight to the separate factors of the SWOT analysis. This insight can open the door to making positive changes in the organization. It is important to use the SWOT analysis correctly and it can provide effect results. For the Community Hospital, they have a great amount of strengths and opportunities, however, like all strengths and opportunities there are weaknesses and threats that impact both. It is important to look at the strengths and opportunities and find ways to overcome the weaknesses and

In this memo, I would like to clarify the causes of the failure of the training program in the hospital and propose the new way of the training that could be more useful for both senior managers and the employees.

External Opportunities (O) such as political, social and cultural changes, new product, increased demand, government policies, changes in technology and current and future economic conditions