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Accounting Finance Management Marketing Computer Science Information Technology Management Information Systems Computer Knowledge Business Knowledge Computer Scientist Software Engineer Application Developer IT Consultant Systems Analyst Computer Applications Information Systems Systems Software Functional Area Specialist Business Analyst/ Consultant Business Operations CTO CIO/COO CFO Market Segmentation and Branding Information Systems Information Systems Knowledge & Skills Knowledge & Skills CEO

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AccountingFinance

ManagementMarketing

Computer Science

Information Technology

Management InformationSystems

Management InformationSystems

ComputerKnowledge

BusinessKnowledge

Computer Scientist Software

EngineerApplication Developer

IT Consultant SystemsAnalyst

Computer Applications

InformationSystems

SystemsSoftware

Functional AreaSpecialist

Business Analyst/Consultant

Business Operations

CTO CIO/COO CFO

Market Segmentation and Branding

Information SystemsInformation SystemsKnowledge & SkillsKnowledge & Skills

CEO

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Harder Choices

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Emphasis for MIS Professionals

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IS Building Blocks

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Contemporary IS Services Organization

• IT Product Vendors• System Integration Firms • Consulting Firms• Internal MIS Departments

• IT Product Vendors• System Integration Firms • Consulting Firms• Internal MIS Departments

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Help Wanted• 1996:

– Help Wanted. CICS, COBOL, PA. BS in CS required, MS preferred. Salary commensurate with experience.

• 1997: – Help Wanted. Anyone who knows any programming language.

Salary commensurate with a neurosurgeon. • 1998:

– Help Wanted. Anyone. Pulse optional. • 1999:

– IT Firm: Help!! – IT New Comer: Any company want to hire me??

• 2000: Y2K is gone and EC is in. – Businesses: we want to be a .com company– IT Firm: We want to be an Electronic Commerce integrator. – IT New Comer: I know HTML, ASP, ColdFusion, Web GUI,

Photoshop, IIS, JavaScript, Java and EC!!!– Recruiter: Do you want stock option?

• 2001-2003: Will the DOT.COM fall-out affect your IT career?

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IT Skills/Positions• Programmers

– COBOL, C, C++, Java– Visual Basic.Net, C#

• Database Administrator– Oracle, SyBase, Informix, SQL Server– MS Access

• Systems Analysts and Designers– Business Process Reengineering – Data Modeling and Database Design, OO Methods (UML,

OMT)– ERWin, PowerDesigner, Systems Architecture,

Designer/2000• Network Administrators

– Windows Server, Novell, Unix, Cisco and Internet Routing • Multimedia and Web Designer

– HTML, Web Server, JavaScript, ASP.NET, Electronic Commerce, etc.

– Photoshop, DreamWeaver, Flash, FrontPage

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The Impact on MIS?

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Other Skills

• Domain Expertise: accounting, finance, manufacturing, etc.

• Team work

• Interviewing skills

• Presentation and communication skills

• Technical writing

• Analytical skills

• Understanding of the IT industry and technology trends

• Continuous learning ability - Show initiatives

• Basic Skills: – Windows

– Microsoft Office

– Internet Browsing/Research

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Jobs and Outsouricng – The Two Hottest Buzzwords

Nowadays

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The Famous (or infamous) Statistics of Forrester Research

• In the next 15 years: 3.3 million white-collar service jobs and 136 billion in wages

• 23% plunge of declared majors in computer science in 2003 (Mercury News, March 24, 2004)

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IBM To Move All Solutions Development Operations To India  

In a stunning example of how India has progressed from a country to which businesses farmed out routine programming and back-office work into a center for leading-edge innovation, IBM disclosed Wednesday that it is moving all of the design and development of its vaunted business consulting offerings to the fast-growing country.

IBM will spend $200 million to launch the center, which will handle the bulk of solutions development work for IBM worldwide.

Paul McDougall, InformaitonWeek, March 8, 2006

How Big is the Deal?

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The 10 Fastest-Growing Occupations

Source: Business 2.0, Sep. 2003

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Which Firms?

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