- Explain course objectives
- Explain course expectations
- Define what Information Systems are and what they are not
- Form teams
Online section students will complete B+C+Assignments
A. Campus Class Meeting Agenda
- Meet and greet
- Course overview
- Team formation and project selection
- Team site set-up
- Recap: To-dos before next class meeting
- Introduction to Individual Assignment on Analytics - A
- Virtual Course Introduction (1 hour on WizIQ)
- Self Introductions on VoiceThread (1 hour on VoiceThread)
- Team formation & team site setup (1 hour)
- Experience a CIO's reading lists for a semester, and sign up for important newsletters - InformationWeek, CIOInsider, MIT SMR, McKinsey Business Technology, Digital Leadership from MIT Sloan Management Review, and HBR's Monthly Newsletter on Technology and Innovation
- The Three New Skills Managers Need (MIS Sloan Management Review)
- Strategic Principles for Competing in the Digital Age (McKinsey)
- How Companies Become Digital Leaders (McKinsey Podcast)
- Explore The Enterprisers Project site
- Enterprise Architecture podcast by Professor Jeanne Ross
- Webinar "Design a Digital Strategy That Works" by Professor Jeanne Ross of Harvard University (Presentation materials available here)
- Meet CIO Halamka (who has a guest appearance in our Austin novel!)
Assignments Due Before Next Session Begins (12 hours of studies outside classroom)
Readings
Quiz 1
Individual Assignment on Case Analysis 1 (IAC1)
Team Assignment 1 (TA1)
To be completed BEFORE Quiz 1
- Gallaugher Chapter 1: Setting the Stage
- Gallaugher Chapter 2: Strategy and Technology
- Gallaugher Chapter 10: The Sharing Economy
- Austin Chapter 1: The New CIO
- Austin Chapter 2: CIO Challenges
- Austin Chapter 3: CIO Leadership
- IAC1 in Moodle
- Individual Quiz 1 in Moodle
- TA1: Team Formation (Access and submit in Moodle)
- The Wall Street Journal's CIO Network
- Deep Shift: Technology Tipping Points and Social Impact (by 2016 World Economic Forum) Executives See AIs Sitting on Boards by 2025: Executives and experts from the IT and communications sectors are bullish about the potential of artificial intelligence, according to a survey by The World Economic Forum’s Global Agenda Council on the Future of Software & Society. 45% of respondents said that the first AI machine would sit on a corporate board of directors by 2025. 75% predicted that at least 30% of corporate audits would be performed by an AI by that time. And 78% said that driverless cars would represent at least 10% of the vehicles on U.S. roads.
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