BUSINESS KNOWLEDGE
SUB-SKILLS
Digital Fluency
This refers to the process of understanding the IT environment and understanding the interrelationships between the various components and systems, including the workflow of data through the systems. The ability to understand and leverage on new and improved digital technologies to achieve desired outcomes.
Financial Literacy
Applies understanding of financial concepts, tools and methodologies to ensure optimal risk mitigation, enabling informed and commercially sound decisions. Able to assess, evaluate and recommend tools and methodologies to mitigate risk with financial implications.
Audit & Internal Control
Being able to identify and manage potential internal and external threats which can impact the physical safety of staff, customers and property.
Project Management
Ability to integrate all aspects of a project, ensuring proper knowledge and resources are available when and where needed and, most importantly, ensuring that the expected outcome is produced in a timely, cost-effective and quality controlled manner.
Legal & Compliance
Understands and applies required legal and regulatory standards relevant to work. Understands the business implications and impact of not adhering to these.
Business Administration
The understanding of how a business operates; its key functions and knows what an effective operational model and business structure looks like. Evaluates internal business environment, its culture and operational model and uses this understanding to align approach for business improvement.