The Digital Practitioner Foundation Study Guide

<p>'This is the Digital Practitioner Foundation Study Guide for the DPBoK Part 1</p><p>Examination. It gives an overview of every learning objective included in the Digital</p><p>Practitioner Foundation syllabus, and provides in-depth coverage on preparing and</p><p>taking the DPBoK Part 1 Examination. It is specifically designed to help individuals</p><p>prepare for certification.</p><p></p><p>This Study Guide is excellent material for:</p><p>• Senior digital business professionals who need an increased awareness of digital</p><p>practices</p><p>• Mid-career IT professionals who need to stay relevant and validate their digital</p><p>Subject Matter Expert (SME) status in specific domain areas</p><p>• Entry-level computing and digital business professionals</p><p>• College-level students and computing and digital business majors</p><p></p><p>It covers the following topics:</p><p>• An introduction to DPBoK Foundation certification, including the DPBoK Part 1</p><p>Examination</p><p>• Key terminology, key concepts, and the structure of the Body of Knowledge</p><p>• Basic concepts employed by the Digital Practitioner</p><p>• The capabilities of digital infrastructure and initial concerns for its effective, efficient,</p><p>and secure operation</p><p>• The objectives and activities of application development</p><p>• Why product management is formalized as a company or team grows, and the</p><p>differences between product and project management</p><p>• The key concerns and practices of work management as a team increases in size</p><p>• The basic concepts and practices of operations management in a digital/IT context</p><p>• How to coordinate as the organization grows into multiple teams and multiple</p><p>products</p><p>• IT investment and portfolio management</p><p>• Organizational structure, human resources, and cultural factors</p><p>• Governance, risk, security, and compliance</p><p>• Information and data management on a large scale</p><p>• Practices and methods for managing complexity using Enterprise Architecture</p>