New W. P. Carey MBA class: How to get the most from an outsourced project
What does a client need to do to manage a consultant effectively? This is Assistant Professor Dawson's research interest, and later this academic year he will bring what he has discovered in his research and lived in his consulting life to a W. P. Carey MBA Evening elective course.
Did you hear about the Department of Information Systems? IS media highlights
Several media outlets picked up news about the W. P. Carey School's Department of Information Systems recently. This month we bring you three that tell our story particularly well.
New faculty are experts on cyber security, privacy
Two new faculty members joining the W. P. Carey Department of Information Systems this fall will bring expertise in critical areas of information systems that have been making headlines. Roberto J.
What the new IT manager needs to know
The information systems field has changed dramatically in the past 10 years. The education many IT managers received was weighted toward computer science, but now they are finding that their companies need something different.
Grad school online: 21st century education
The Department of Information Systems is now offering the Online MSIM -- the same challenging W. P.
Announcing the Online MSIM: First class meets January 2012
Work schedules, family obligations and often simple geography often combine to make it difficult for a professional to attend graduate school.
Changing the way we talk about the Cloud
"Cloud is cheap, fast and easy! Did we mention fast?!" "No hardware required!" "Why build what someone has already built?" Marketing pitches for cloud solutions sometimes run to hyperbole, creating a communications challenge for IT leaders.
Clinical faculty: Research and teaching that bridges theory, practice and policy
The mission of the professional school within a research university is a complex mission, and fulfilling the mission requires a diverse faculty team. Clinical faculty work in the area where theory meets and crosses over with business practice, processes and policies.
Innovators: A professor's idea goes to market
The Innovators series profiles a special group of graduates: our Ph.D. alumni. Dawn Gregg (Ph.D. 2000) is on the faculty of the University of Colorado Denver Business School. There she teaches, conducts research and runs the Bard Center for Entrepreneurship as its interim director.
Through an IT lens: Professor Raghu Santanam
The mile markers in an academic career include the first post -- as assistant professor -- when scholars prove their research and teaching mettle. If successful, they are awarded tenure and the accompanying "associate professor" title.