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New IBIT industry experience program provides flexible student employees

The Fox School’s Institute for Business and Information Technology is pleased to announce a program for industry to engage with students. This new highly customizable and flexible program provides employers with access to student employees. The program termed “industry experience” provides students with new options to gain ‘experiential’ – on the job learning. The IBIT industry experience consists of three different types of internships:

  • Traditional internships in which students are employed on site, have a fixed schedule, and a general supervisor and mentor.
  • Project-based internships in which students interact with the firm on a project basis, follow a flexible schedule, work on-site and off-site, and have a project-based supervisor.
  • Service learning internships in which students work on a community-service project that is of interest to employees of the firm.

Students receive academic credit and will register for a class that is graded as part of the industry experience. The instructor will provide the overall structure for the experience, the employer is responsible for supervising the student.  For more information, please visit:
http://ibit.temple.edu/industryexperience/

The Fox School’s IBIT announces new Executive Education certificate programs in Social Media, Business Intelligence, and Business Design

The Fox School’s Institute for Business and Information Technology (IBIT) announces three new Executive Education programs that solve important business problems and provide the specific skills needed to create tangible business value and opportunity. The following programs are currently registering participants for sessions starting July 2011:

  • Social Media: Managing Your Online Presence
    • Demystify essential social media tools and techniques
    • Hands-on projects with Google Analytics, WordPress, Twitter, Facebook Pages
    • Lead your organization to social media success and partnerships
  • Business Intelligence: Applying Data Analytics to Unlock Business Potential
    • Learn best practices for the strategic use of data
    • Apply predictive modeling, pattern recognition, and web intelligence to gain business insight
    • Hands-on projects with SAS Enterprise Miner, Google Analytics, and Excel
  • Business is Design (offered in collaboration with the Center for Design+Innovation)
    • How do you mobilize the collective power of your organization?
    • How do you become a visionary leader that inspires the best in all of your employees?
    • How do you design an organization with a perpetual engine for innovation?

IBIT Executive Education programs are offered in small highly interactive modules limited to 25 participants of 2 days each. Instructors integrate practice and academics to provide a state-of-the art experience. Each participant receives a certificate of completion.

Alter Hall, Fox School of Business, on the main campus of Temple University in Philadelphia provides a state-of-the-art facility for instruction, networking, and amenities. The programs are offered in a new high-tech flexible meeting space that features multi-user wireless projectors, innovative lighting, glass white boards and movable seating and furniture.

The program fee includes case materials and meals. IBIT members receive complimentary seats and discounted fees. Discounts are also available for Temple alumni and recent alums of the Fox MIS department.

IBIT announces new web site

The Institute for Business and Information Technology (IBIT) is pleased to announce its new site at http://ibit.temple.edu. The site has been redesigned from the ground-up to better serve all the IBIT stakeholders – corporate members, faculty, and students. The site which is based on the WordPress platform provides extensive content management and social media features. Specific highlights include:

  • Comprehensive and easy to navigate access to all current and previous IBIT programs including the IT awards, Fox IT symposium, and The IBIT Report.
  • A new executive education site that will provide participants with collaborative and social media enabled access to all program materials
  • A special area to feature IBIT members.

Eleventh Annual IT Awards

IT Awards 2011

The Eleventh Annual Fox IT Awards were held on Tuesday, April 12, 2011 and featured the Fox IT leader Award for Joseph C. Spagnoletti, Senior Vice President, Chief Information Officer, Campbell Soup Company, the Fox IT Innovator Award for Kurt Holstein, Vice Chairman, Co-Founder, Rosetta, and the Fox IT Award for Distinguished Alumni for John H. Shain, President, Chief Operating Officer, Automated Financial Systems, Inc. LLP.

The event also featured awards for students, faculty, and staff:

STUDENT LEADERSHIP AWARD
Brian Connelly, BBA MIS, January 2012
ADMINISTRATIVE LEADERSHIP AWARD
Rachel Tomlinson, Director
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Xiufen Chen, BBA MIS, January 2011
Ashneet S. Gujral, BBA MIS, May 2011
IT LEADERS SCHOLARSHIP
Aaron Bacchi, BBA MIS, May 2012
RESEARCHER OF THE YEAR AWARD
Youngjin Yoo, Associate Professor
TEACHER OF THE YEAR AWARD
David Schuff, Associate Professor
FACULTY LEADERSHIP AWARD
Steven Johnson, Assistant Professor
ADMINISTRATIVE ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Manoj Chacko, Technology Coordinator
ASSOCIATION FOR INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Outstanding Officer: Ashneet Gujral, BBA MIS
Outstanding Member: James Tang, BBA MIS

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CIO 2.0: Next generation of insights on digital business strategy

April 08, 2011

The Fox School’s Institute for Business and Information Technology in collaboration with the Special Issue on Digital Business Strategy of Management Information Systems Quarterly (MISQ) presents the Fox IT symposium: CIO 2.0: Next generation of insights on digital business strategy.

The symposium will integrate different points of views on how IT shapes and influences business strategy.  As exponential advances in the price/performance of computing, storage, bandwidth, and software applications drive the next generation of digital technologies, it is time to rethink the role of IT strategy, from functional-level strategy aligned, but subordinate to business strategy, to a fusion between IT strategy and business strategy termed digital business strategy. The symposium will discuss how next-generation CIOs can take advantage of their deep knowledge of digital technology to take a leadership role in their firm’s formulation of business strategy.

Panelists

  • Andrea Anania, Retired, VP and CIO, CIGNA
  • Richard Cohen, Managing Director Principal, Deloitte
  • Bruce Fadem, Retired, VP and CIO, Wyeth
  • Jim Accardi, CIO, Education, Aramark
  • Edward Quinn, VP – Application Development, Hewlett-Packard

Moderator

  • Paul A. Pavlou, Associate Professor, Temple University
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