Administraciones en red

Ahora que nuestros adolescentes estudian inglés en las antípodas, ¿por qué no apuntarse a un curso sobre e-Government en Canada?

Si os interesa esta propuesta, la Canada’s Capital University organiza uno de tres semanas que tendrá lugar el próximo mes de octubre.

Por si no tenéis ganas de abrir el «brochure» en PDF, os pego el programa del curso en este post. Que me perdone nuestro amigo Ismael Peña por hacer publicidad de la competencia.

Quién sabe si no nos animaremos un día de estos a organizar nuestro propio master en Administración electrónica. ¿No nos lee nadie en el IVAP?

Executive Certificate in Strategic E-Government Leadership

The program is structured in three parts:

1. An applicant is assigned to a mentor for 3-4 weeks before the start of the program.
2. The three week on campus program as outlined below.
3. Approximately 10-11 weeks of mentoring, through electronic means, after the completion of the program when the participant returns to his/her job.

Week 1: Development Context and Public Sector Environment

• E-government development framework
• Strategic governance and development issues
• National development goals, measurement
• National ICT policy and e-government strategy
• Public sector reform framework
• Government machinery, accountability framework and role of central policy agencies
• Whole-of-government concepts
• Ethics and corruption
• Government relationships
• Service transformation, shared services and channels of service delivery
• Project management framework
• Information management imperatives and information policy

Week 2: Operational Planning and Management

• Governance framework for E-Government implementation
• Common institutional framework
• Whole-of-government common ICT technical architecture and infrastructure
• Changing role of the Chief Information Officer
• Organizational readiness
• Competencies and human resources development
• ICT security infrastructure
• WEB portals design and management
• Public and private partnerships
• ICT procurement
• ICT planning
• Electronic records management
• Service transformation and shared services

Week 3: Experiential Learning from Canadian Experience

• Strategic planning, performance measurement and linkages to good governance
• Canadian e-government and service transformation strategies
• Canadian experience with ICT in specific development sectors
• E-government governance and communications
• Business process re-engineering, change management and
service transformation
• Shared services and multi-channel service delivery
• Electronic records management
• Common administrative applications
• Web-based services
• Common ICT infrastructure including security
• Human resources development

Todo por el módico precio de C$18,500. ¿Alguien sabe a cómo está el dolar canadiense? Eso sí, este precio incluye alojamiento, comidas, transporte local y, por supuesto, el flamante certificado de la Carleton University.