Education Across the Nation featuring Allan Baird
Event Start:
Wed 23 Aug 01:00 PM ACST
Event Finish:
Wed 23 Aug 03:00 PM ACST
Registration End Date: Tue 22 Aug 05:00 PM
<div><br>STRICTLY LIMITED SEATING!<br><br>Most IT professionals come with a technical background and education. They have cut their teeth on the tools. However, with the greater commoditisation of IT and many of the technical skills being supplied through outsourcers, the role of the on-shore in-house IT professional is rapidly evolving into one of a trusted advisor. This represents one of the greatest reskilling challenges for the IT professional today - it is critical to each professional’s relevance going forward in a developed economy.<br> </div> <div>But what does it take for the traditional IT professional to morph into a trusted advisor?</div> <div>This seminar will answer this question and more. It will define the role of the trusted advisor, and will identify the skills necessary for an IT professional to truly become a trusted advisor. </div> <div>Some of the key topics covered in the presentation will be:</div> <ul><li>Creating and maintaining trusted relationships</li><li>Establishing the right balance between trust and influence</li><li>Navigate existing and emerging organisation cultures</li><li>Introducing the Stakeholder Analysis Global View©, an approach that extends the traditional approach to stakeholder analysis by increasing its utility</li><li>Constructing effective communications with stakeholders</li><li>Managing continuing advice.</li></ul> <div>This seminar will provide valuable information and skills for IT professionals who understand the value of trusted partnerships in today’s contemporary organisations. The seminar will help unlock the individual potential and corporate value of today’s IT professional to become tomorrow’s trusted advisor.<br> </div> <div>Attendees can expect to take away:</div> <ul><li>An understanding of the skills and qualities of a trusted advisor</li><li>An appreciation of holistic stakeholder management</li><li>How to make the best of communicating as a trusted advisor</li><li>Understanding the stakeholder advice cycle and stakeholders’ needs throughout the cycle</li></ul>
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