Governance Information Systems

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    Announcements Forum
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    Governance Information Systems is a course designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills to design, implement, and manage ICT systems that support transparency, accountability, and efficient decision-making in both public and private institutions. You will explore how information systems can be leveraged to improve governance processes, enhance service delivery, and ensure compliance with policies and regulations. By the end of the course, you will be able to evaluate governance needs, recommend suitable technological solutions, and apply best practices for secure, ethical, and effective system management.

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  Governance I.S in PSOs

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    dhis2 Uganda URL

    Watch and learn about the dhis2 system in Uganda
    

  • Select activity Bulambuli Healthcare system

    

    Bulambuli Healthcare system URL

    Access to health care is a challenge
    

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  • Select activity Knowledge and decision making in PSOs

    

    Knowledge and decision making in PSOs File
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  MODULE 4

  • Select activity PEOPLE & I.S

    

    PEOPLE & I.S File

    People are the most important component of an information system. That's because they are the ones in charge of making the hardware and software process data as they should. Sometimes, more emphasis is laid on the technological components of information systems than those in charge of it.

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    e-government strategy of Uganda File
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    e-government strategy Module 5 File

    The use of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) to assist in the transformation of government structures and operations for cooperative and integrated service delivery.
    

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