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Opportunities to contribute to strategic ICT |
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See section 6.1 within the toolkit knowledge base for help regarding this sections. |
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The senior management team has given its full commitment to my role as Chief Information Officer (CIO), or equivalent director of IS/IT, within the institution |
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I am a member of the senior management team |
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My role includes the support and briefing of the senior management team in ICT issues |
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My role includes leading the formulation of the institution's ICT strategy |
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I am responsible for all ICT functions across the institution |
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Awareness of strategic ICT |
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I understand why and how the institution seeks to align and integrate its institutional and ICT strategies |
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I can articulate the ICT governance arrangements |
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I can articulate the strategy & targets for business process improvement, standardisation and integration |
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I only support business cases that include well considered institutional and ICT strategy with justified investment and documented responsibilities and accountability |
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Commitment to integrating ICT with institutional strategy |
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I lead relevant briefings on the implications and opportunities for ICT within the institution and industry |
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I participate and articulate the implications and opportunities for ICT within business strategy discussions |
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I champion the development and use of comprehensive ICT governance for the institution |
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I lead the formulation of ICT strategy within the confines of ICT governance arrangements |
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I have clear and documented responsibilities and accountabilities for achieving strategies that deploy ICT |
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I can articulate the respective roles and responsibilities of institutional and ICT management in managing existing systems and implementing new services to achieve improved business benefits |
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I encourage staff commitment to strategic ICT through their involvement, assigned responsibilities and training |
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Assess your personal effectiveness against those qualities that support the development of institutionally aligned strategic ICT: |
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A visionary of the role of ICT and its potential contribution within the institution |
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Strong leadership ability, able to incorporate policy with operational demands and balance difficult resourcing priorities within the institution |
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Strong communication skills with the ability to lead, contribute or facilitate at all levels within the institution and ultimately obtain commitment and buy-in |
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Strong ability to form alliances and build relationships, internally and external to the institution |
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Strong ability to work collaboratively and effectively with staff and management across the institution |
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Logical thinker who is flexible, receptive to other people's views and can make difficult decisions in the best interests of the institution |
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I use computing facilities extensively for personal activities such as social networking and on-line services |
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I use computing facilities extensively in my working environment for services such as communications, professional networking and information management |
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I am an advanced user of computing facilities, methods and tools as an integral part of my role and responsibilities |
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Communicating & engaging in strategic ICT |
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I am an advocate for ICT and strategic planning across the institution |
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I support on-going communications and collaboration between ICT and the wider institution to enable the formulation of strategic ICT |
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My leadership and collaborative approach empowers management to actively contribute to strategic ICT |
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Institutional management and users acknowledge the value of and feel empowered by the use of ICT |
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Institutional management engage positively with ICT Services as part of their business and process improvement programmes |
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User empowerment from ICT |
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I have confidence in the reliability and quality of ICT |
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The quality and portfolio of services provided by ICT Services meet institutional requirements |
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I monitor and take appropriate action as a result of the management and users confidence in, and performance of, ICT |
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Impact and improvement |
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I champion compliance with ICT governance that includes strong ICT principles. Examples of such principles may be relating to enterprise systems and exceptions, application portfolios and information ownership and management |
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I assess the institution as achieving TOTAL compliance in the development and use of ICT against the ICT governance requirements |
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I support business process improvement as a stage in establishing clear and improved business requirements prior to the sourcing of systems |
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I champion the role and delivery of innovation as part of strategic ICT |
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I require post-implementation reviews and disseminate lessons learnt amongst relevant parties in order to improve future performance |
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Identify any personal actions that may enhance your opportunities to contribute to strategic ICT |
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Identify any desired personal development requirements |
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Identify any personal untapped competencies or opportunities to contribute to improving strategic ICT |
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