Analysis of Possibilities in Postgraduate Specialisation Programmes Summarising Government Aimed Info-communication Systems and Services
Fundaments of the Training, Abilities, and Requirements
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Abstract
An accessible info-communication system is a key element of cooperation between each level of governmental leadership and defence organisation (police, disaster management, army, etc.) during crises, emergency cases and other events of this type. Beyond technology and technical fundaments, the availability of human factor is also a primary criterion in order to execute the activity with success. To help this, the author analyses the conditions of creating a possible postgraduate pecialisation programme, together with the most important elements, knowledge material and criterion requirements of such in the recent publication.