Tenure-track Senior Assistant/Associate Professor in Information Systems The Information Systems Program at the University of Colorado Denver Business School invites applications for a tenure track position in Information Systems at the Senior Assistant/Associate level.  The position will begin August 2013, pending position clearance.  Salary is competitive and commensurate with qualifications and experience; competitive benefits package.   Read more

The Information Systems (IS) Program at the University of Colorado Denver Business School recently announced that they are adding several new specializations to their degree programs. Beginning Spring 2013, graduate students will be able to add Enterprise Risk Management, Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship, or eHealth and Healthcare Service Entrepreneurship as a specialization to their degree.  Read more

Almost 250 people attended the seventh annual “Become a Business Leader with an Edge” executive panel event that was held at St. Cajetan’s, on Auraria campus. The event, which was presented by the Information Systems Program at the University of Colorado Denver Business School and the Information Systems Association, brought together business leaders from some of Colorado’s premier companies to discuss the future of business and technology.  Read more

Join the University of Colorado Denver Business School, the Information Systems program, and the Information Systems Association for a panel discussion about how Information Technology can give business leaders major career advantages. This event presents an opportunity for attendees to learn what executives from some of Denver’s most successful companies are looking for and what they see as the future of business and IT.  Read more

Students and faculty came together at St. Cajetan’s on the Auraria Campus on Tuesday, October 11, for the 6^th Annual “Become a Business Leader with an Edge” CIO panel discussion. Attendees were welcomed by Dean Ambron, who set the tone for the evening, highlighting that students with IT skills and education “are in great demand.” The general message from all of the speakers and panel members was simple – that the future of Information Technology is bright.  Read more

With over 500 million users worldwide, Facebook has become a global phenomenon, a vast cyber neighborhood where friends meet to share photos, news and gossip. But when those relationships sour, another phenomenon often occurs – unfriending. In what may be the first comprehensive study of its kind, a University of Colorado Denver Business School student has revealed the top reasons for Facebook unfriending, who is unfriended and how they react to being unfriended.  Read more