- Level Foundation
- Duration 12 hours
- Course by University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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Even decades into the Information Age, accounting practices yet fail to recognize the financial value of information. Moreover, traditional asset management practices fail to recognize information as an asset to be managed with earnest discipline. This has led to a business culture of complacence, and the inability for most organizations to fully leverage available information assets. This second course in the two-part Infonomics series explores how and why to adapt well-honed asset management principles and practices to information, and how to apply accepted and new valuation models to gauge information’s potential and realized economic benefits. In addition, the course will enlighten students on the critical but confounding issues of information ownership, property rights, and sovereignty. The course will wrap up with an overview of emergent roles for the information-savvy organization of the 21st century.Modules
About the Course
3
Videos
- Course Overview
- Meet Instructor Doug Laney
- Learn on Your Terms
6
Readings
- Syllabus
- ePub
- About the Discussion Forums
- Glossary
- Brand Description
- Online Education at Gies College of Business
1
Quiz
- Orientation Quiz
About Your Classmates
1
Discussions
- Getting to Know Your Classmates
1
Readings
- Updating Your Profile
Module 1 Information
2
Readings
- Module 1 Overview
- Module 1 Readings and Resources
Lesson 1-1 Applied Ecosystem Concepts
1
Videos
- 1-1 Applied Ecosystem Concepts
1
Quiz
- Lesson 1-1 Knowledge Check
Lesson 1-2 Applied Sustainability Concepts
1
Videos
- 1-2 Applied Sustainability Concepts
1
Quiz
- Lesson 1-2 Knowledge Check
Lesson 1-3 Information Supply Chain (And Networks?)
1
Videos
- 1-3 Information Supply Chain (And Networks?)
1
Quiz
- Lesson 1-3 Knowledge Check
Lesson 1-4 Information Asset Activity Primitives
1
Videos
- 1-4 Information Asset Activity Primitives
1
Quiz
- Lesson 1-4 Knowledge Check
Lesson 1-5 Information Maturity Model
1
Videos
- 1-5 Information Maturity Model
1
Quiz
- Lesson 1-5 Knowledge Check
Lesson 1-6 Traditional Asset Management Approaches
2
Videos
- Traditional Asset Management Approaches Part 1
- Traditional Asset Management Approaches Part 2
1
Quiz
- Lesson 1-6 Knowledge Check
Lesson 1-7 Generally Accepted Information Principles
1
Videos
- 1-7 Generally Accepted Information Principles
1
Quiz
- Lesson 1-7 Knowledge Check
Lesson 1-8 Interview
2
Videos
- Interview with Andrew White
- Interview with Mark Beyer (Supplemental)
1
Quiz
- Lesson 1-8 Knowledge Check
Module 1 Graded Activities
1
Quiz
- Module 1 Quiz
Module 2 Information
2
Readings
- Module 2 Overview
- Module 2 Readings and Resources
Lesson 2-1 Why Measure and Value Information?
1
Videos
- 2-1 Why Measure and Value Information?
1
Quiz
- Lesson 2-1 Knowledge Check
Lesson 2-2 Dimensions of Data Quality
1
Videos
- 2-2 Dimensions of Data Quality
1
Quiz
- Lesson 2-2 Knowledge Check
Lesson 2-3 Introduction to Information Valuation Approaches
1
Videos
- 2-3 Introduction to Information Valuation Approaches
1
Quiz
- Lesson 2-3 Knowledge Check
Lesson 2-4 Foundational Valuation Models for Information Assets
1
Videos
- 2-4 Foundational Valuation Models for Information Assets
1
Quiz
- Lesson 2-4 Knowledge Check
Lesson 2-5 Financial Valuation Models for Information Assets
1
Videos
- 2-5 Financial Valuation Models for Information Assets
1
Quiz
- Lesson 2-5 Knowledge Check
Lesson 2-6 Juxtaposing and Combining Valuation Models
1
Videos
- 2-6 Juxtaposing and Combining Valuation Models
1
Quiz
- Lesson 2-6 Knowledge Check
Lesson 2-7 Information on the Balance Sheet?
1
Videos
- 2-7 Information on the Balance Sheet?
1
Quiz
- Lesson 2-7 Knowledge Check
Lesson 2-8 Interview
1
Videos
- Interview with James Price
1
Quiz
- Lesson 2-8 Knowledge Check
Module 2 Graded Activities
1
Peer Review
- Making a Recommendation Peer-Graded Assignment
1
Quiz
- Module 2 Quiz
Module 3 Information
2
Readings
- Module 3 Overview
- Module 3 Readings and Resources
Lesson 3-1 Key Legal Concerns and Questions About Information
1
Videos
- 3-1 Key Legal Concerns and Questions about Information
1
Quiz
- Lesson 3-1 Knowledge Check
Lesson 3-2 Data Ownership and the Law
1
Videos
- 3-2 Data Ownership and the Law
1
Quiz
- Lesson 3-2 Knowledge Check
Lesson 3-3 The Asset Properties of Information
1
Videos
- 3-3 The Asset Properties of Information
1
Quiz
- Lesson 3-3 Knowledge Check
Lesson 3-4 Owning the Usage of Information
1
Videos
- 3-4 Owning the Usage of Information
1
Quiz
- Lesson 3-4 Knowledge Check
Lesson 3-5 The Ownership of Personal Information
1
Videos
- 3-5 The Ownership of Personal Information
1
Quiz
- Lesson 3-5 Knowledge Check
Lesson 3-6 Internal Information Owners
1
Videos
- 3-6 Internal Information Owners
1
Quiz
- Lesson 3-6 Knowledge Check
Module 3 Graded Activities
1
Quiz
- Module 3 Quiz
Module 4 Information
2
Readings
- Module 4 Overview
- Module 4 Readings and Resources
Lesson 4-1 Fresh Hot Roles for the Info-Savvy Organization
1
Videos
- 4-1 Fresh Hot Roles for the Info-Savvy Organization
1
Quiz
- Lesson 4-1 Knowledge Check
Lesson 4-2 Emerging Roles for Monetizing Information
1
Videos
- 4-2 Emerging Roles for Monetizing Information
1
Quiz
- Lesson 4-2 Knowledge Check
Lesson 4-3 Emerging Roles for Managing Information as an Asset
1
Videos
- 4-3 Emerging Roles for Managing Information as an Asset
1
Quiz
- Lesson 4-3 Knowledge Check
Lesson 4-4 Emerging Roles for Measuring Information as an Asset
2
Videos
- 4-4 Emerging Roles for Measuring Information as an Asset
- 4-4 Infonomics Course Wrap-Up
1
Quiz
- Lesson 4-4 Knowledge Check
Module 4 Graded Activities
2
Readings
- Congratulations on completing the course!
- Get Your Course Certificate
1
Quiz
- Module 4 Quiz
Auto Summary
"Infonomics II: Business Information Management and Measurement" is an essential course for those looking to understand the financial value and management of information within the business domain. Despite the advancements in the Information Age, traditional accounting and asset management practices often overlook the significance of information as a valuable asset. This course aims to bridge that gap by adapting established asset management principles to information and applying both accepted and innovative valuation models to assess its economic benefits. Offered by Coursera and taught at a foundational level, this course delves into critical topics such as information ownership, property rights, and sovereignty, providing a comprehensive understanding of these complex issues. Learners will also gain insights into emerging roles in information-savvy organizations of the 21st century. With a duration of 720 minutes, "Infonomics II" is available through two subscription options: Starter and Professional, catering to a range of professional development needs. This course is perfect for business professionals and managers who want to enhance their skills in information management and measurement, ensuring they can leverage their organization's information assets to their fullest potential.

Douglas B. Laney