A Day in the Life of a System Analyst with Andrew Glenister
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Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be a System Analyst in the ICT industry in South Africa? Do you want to pursue a career as a System Analyst? Would you like to learn more about what System Analysts do, how and why they do it?
In this informal presentation Andrew Glenister from GraphicMail will talk to us about his story as an IT Professional and, more specifically, his experiences as a System Analyst in the South African context.
This presentation will explore:
• What it takes to become a System Analyst in ICT (i.e. required experience and education)
• What a typical day at the office entails.
• Why you might want to become a System Analyst in the ICT industry.
• How to begin and/or continue your journey to becoming a professional System Analyst.
• Questions from the audience.
The presentation will be of value to:
• IT Students and Professionals
• IT and Technology Entrepreneurs
• Academics, Teachers & Principals
• Anyone looking to start or further their career in IT.
• Anyone who would like to learn more about project management.
About The Speaker:
Andrew started his online career at iafrica.com, when the internet was sold in a black box and HTML was a form of sorcery. He has designed software and online strategies for companies in recruitment, direct sales, financial and entertainment industries to name a few. He is currently an analyst for GraphicMail, an international ESP.
Time: Thu, 26 April 2015 at 17h30 for 18h00 to 20h00 (date may change)
Venue: TBC
Parking: TBC
Delegate fee:
IITPSA, ISACA & ISC2 Members: R40
IT Students: R20
Non-members: R70
The presentation will be followed by an opportunity to network. Light refreshments will be served.
Please e-mail events@iitpsawc.co.za if you have a specific inquiry about the event.
Space is limited so please book ASAP.
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