The Universal Language of Core Systems Management

Name: The Universal Language of Core Systems Management
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Created byTanesha Bokally

Last updated 5/2018

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What you'll learn

Gain the ability to predict and identify management problems associated with different types of work.
Implementation of a defined solution or system for successful delivery of different types of work.
Planning techniques to follow to building key infrastructures.
Demonstrate an understanding of various types of core systems.

Course content

3 sections • 12 lectures • 1h 23m total length

TULOCSM Introduction26:13
The Universal Language of Core Systems Management class expounds on a workflow manual on 10 Core Assessments in 10 Key Areas to assist Owners, Managers, and Administrators in making informed decisions about their projects and different types of work. A student should approach each lecture as a complete unit. Listen to the lecture, download the assessment, complete in its entirety, and then submit the assignment for review. Once you have submitted an assessment for review, then go on to the next assessment. Each student will have different answers based on their type of work, so interactive feedback with the instruction is encouraged. Play the game, "Juggle the White Circles" at the beginning of the course, then submit your score. Play the game again at the end of the course and submit your score. Did you improve? Share your results.

TULOCSM, Chapter 2, Core 1: Operations1:55
Utilize the core one assessment, an exhaustive tool of over 50 questions, to monitor operations, address problems, and improve performance this year.
TULOCSM, Chapter 3, Core 2: Human Capital
TULOCSM, Chapter 4, Core 3: Facilities2:40
Apply the Korth theory property and facilities self-assessment to monitor and address facility issues with weekly surveys, clockwise from the lobby, in seven categories to estimate costs.
TULOCSM, Chapter 5, Core 4: Compliance8:38
Engage in a compliance self-assessment covering business organization, operations, and property, and explore how legal structure, registration, and federal, state, county, and city requirements shape your plan.
TULOCSM, Chapter 6, Core 5: Marketing3:50
Monitor your target market with the self-assessment to measure ROI and customer acquisition costs. Use market research on purchase patterns and media to inform branding, messaging, and promotions.
TULOCSM, Chapter 7, Core 6: Multimedia5:32
TULOCSM, Chapter 8, Core 7: Safety Fort2:09
TULOCSM, Chapter 9, Core 8: Data Warehouse4:09
Assess data warehouse management by examining how systems monitor data creation, usage, and storage, review data trails and project files, and explore secure, scalable storage from paper to cloud.
TULOCSM, Chapter 10, Core 9: Asset Inventory1:41
Identify and implement asset inventory management systems to monitor furniture, fixtures, equipment, and other assets, documenting the asset lifecycle from acquisition to surplus disposal with per-item pages.
TULOCSM, Chapter 11, Core 10: Project Management0:58
Explore management systems like Corteen for work flow and self-assessment to monitor, improve, and address project management problems; review cube engineering solutions and a database of working systems across industries.
TULOCSM Conclusion26:13
Play a gamified core systems management game that maps business needs to industries using a cheat sheet and image search. Score your answers and connect with industry experts.

Requirements

Students should be able to use a PC, Laptop, or mobile device at a Beginner's Level
Students should have Video and Audio Capable Software and Hardware
Students should have access to to the Internet
Students should have a basic understanding of managing project efforts.

Description

The workflow manual expounds on 10 Core Assessments in 10 Key Areas to assist Owners, Managers, and Administrators in making informed decisions about their projects and different types of work. A workflow manual for management consulting projects. It provides a 30-Minute reading with 30-Minute Chapter Exercises that offer the reader applicable and useful information for their projects.

Who this course is for:

Students who have completed "The Universal Language of Project Management" course.
Students who are managing projects and want to learn about core systems management.
Students who are also Owners, Managers, or Administrators.
Students who are also Consultants, Contractors, Suppliers, or Vendors

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