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Learning activity 4
For this evidence, you will need to prepare the materials for doing a presentation about the
world leader you most admire. You will need to carry out exhaustive research on the main
aspects of your leader’s life.
These are the main aspects you have to take into account:
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2. Training model for ICT leaders of the public
sector in Colombia
Let’s start by defining what the CIO means as a leader in information technology
The training of the CIO of the public sector in Colombia is based on competencies (TBC)
that is composed of three elements: the Knowledge, the abilities, the attitudes
This trilogy supports a person’s ability to solve a problem in a specific context. TBC is
supported for its successful functioning by problem-based learning (PBL) and project-
based learning (PrBL). These two learnings are developed as didactic strategies.
PUBLIC VALUE
Moore (1998) postulates that public organizations aim to create “public value” – solve problems, satisfy needs a
Here we call “public value” the benefit recognized by the genuine recipients from the results and emerging effe
Now we will highlight some roles of the public sector CIO in Colombia:
Here are some of the major challenges facing a public sector CIO.
First, we face a great challenge that is also a global problem: the possibility of
having IT talent to drive the great transformations that we must translate.
The third challenge lies in developing the capacity to generate open data in all
institutions, which means breaking with the paradigm that entities and their
officials are the “owners” of the information they have.
Now we will see this statistic of how the CIO’s participation in the Colombian innovation
system is compared to other countries
Colombia’s innovation system is still modest and lacks a strong business core. Research
and development (R&D) expenditure is low at 0.2% of GDP, compared to 2.4% in the
OECD. Only 30% of total R&D is performed by the business sector, compared with 70%
on average for OECD countries. Colombian firm engage little in innovation and only a
small portion of firms introduce new products.
CONCLUSIONS
responsibility in all the technological processes of an entity. At present, it is gaining enough strength to the point of being con
That’s it! This is my list of references. Thank you very much for your time. I hope you
have enjoyed my presentation.
Sánhez Vargas, A. del P., & Sánchez, Adriana & Sánchez, J. M. (Editoras). (2016). La función Chief Information